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... new vitality to the ideal of eco- and women remains the same. nomic justice with an ethical edge, and as a result we White’s writing style, and her proficiency in encounter a fascinating heterogeneous panorama rendering ethnographic scenes, brings her...

... (1994) Theorizing Women Writing in India Anju Kapur The two volume anthology, Women Writing in In other words, the nationalist historian’s senti- India,’ is an extremely important intervention in mental narrative of progress is avoided as the nexus the field of Women’s Studies...

...Preetha Mani This article compares the 1950s and 1960s short story writing of two influential yet underexamined women writers, Mannu Bhandari (1931–) and R. Chudamani (1931–2010), who are considered key representatives of the Hindi and Tamil literary canons, respectively. Mani demonstrates...

...Arati Rao Copyright 1992: South Asia Bulletin 1991 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XI, Nos. 1 & 2 (1991). (Re)Writing Women’s Wor(1)ds: Fact And Fiction Arati Rao Of Women, Outcastes, Peasants, and Rebels: A Selection dispossessed, and devalued sections of society, is its...

...Rola el-Husseini © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008   Women, Work, and Political Participation in Lebanese Shia Contemporary Thought: The Writings of Ayatollahs Fadlallah and Shams al-Din Rola el-Husseini n the decade following the Taif Agreement (1989), which...

... their movements, spaces without which revolutions as movements of people—and not just production and consumption of ideas—would be impossible. This article argues that writing revolutions as if women mattered not only is about the inclusion of women but also is the gateway into a more capacious understanding...

... unapologetically self-promotional, autobiographical persona. In conversation with recent scholarship on Muslim cosmopolitanism, women's autobiographical writing, and travel literature, this article points to the development of an influential project of Muslim cosmopolitanism in late colonial Sindh that blurred...

..., and genocide of a people, while the rape of women, children, and men in the Congo is met with indifference. Through the Anglophone and Francophone writings of Baenga Bolya's La profanation des vagins ( The Profanation of Vaginas ), Marie Béatrice Umutesi's Fuir òu mourir au Zaïre ( Surviving the Slaughter...

... and the world a unique and forceful theory of women’s enslavement through critiques of conditions in China (past and present), Japan, and contemporary Europe. John’s essay offers a reading of these writings and He-Yin’s arguments in contrast to other Chinese thinkers, as well as the theoretical claims made...

... 20. Two reviews of Jasmine and Stars have observed Rastegar, “Reading Nafisi in the West: Authenticity, that it is curious that Keshavarz would choose to Orientalism, and ‘Liberating’ Iranian Women,” Wom- write her retort...

... and reformist zeal, the erature, as did the presence of men writing in the and role of women in Indian society and literature female voices and also men writing love lyrics to South Africa was becoming a hot topic of debate. The debate other men, which had all...

..., nor learned from men who studied books.” Leaving no trace in archives or written language, writes Leila Ahmed, this Islam remains “written only on the body and into the scripts of our lives . . . ancient as any written tradition.” 14 The omission of women's experiences of Islam—past and present...

... The author of Nomadic Voices of Exile: Feminine Identity in 339 Francophone Literature of the Maghreb (Ohio Univer- sity Press, 1999) and Of Suffocated Hearts and Tor- tured Souls: Seeking Subjecthood through Madness in Francophone Women’s Writing...

... and   South East genre. It is a well-­known fact that writing by women inside and outside Iran has proliferated        Comparative Middle since the Iranian revolution, with Iranian American women publishing...

... Writ Small is while still recognizing Jameson’s tendency to romanti- not to present a totalizing theory of women’s writing cize his subject as well as the fundamental ahistoricism but, rather, to offer a model of critical reading that of his argument. Rather than present another argument takes...

... Writ Small is while still recognizing Jameson’s tendency to romanti- not to present a totalizing theory of women’s writing cize his subject as well as the fundamental ahistoricism but, rather, to offer a model of critical reading that of his argument. Rather than present another argument takes...

...- not to present a totalizing theory of women’s writing cize his subject as well as the fundamental ahistoricism but, rather, to offer a model of critical reading that of his argument. Rather than present another argument takes into account the literariness of the texts under against Jameson’s claims, Andrade...

... Writ Small is while still recognizing Jameson’s tendency to romanti- not to present a totalizing theory of women’s writing cize his subject as well as the fundamental ahistoricism but, rather, to offer a model of critical reading that of his argument. Rather than present another argument takes...

... Writ Small is while still recognizing Jameson’s tendency to romanti- not to present a totalizing theory of women’s writing cize his subject as well as the fundamental ahistoricism but, rather, to offer a model of critical reading that of his argument. Rather than present another argument takes...

... aware of our need to struggle but (even) for the satisfaction of material needs. After as women, it also became inevitable and all this, however, after writing woman out of his necessary to link our struggle with the Tamil narrative, Fanon explicitly calls for woman’s equality: national...