...Emily Apter Copyright © 1992 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 1992 Works Cited Alloula Malek . The Colonial Harem. Trans. Myrna and Wlad Glodzich . Intro. Barbara Harlow . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 1986...

... from the orientalist repertoire of dreamy harem scenes. In colonial visuality, the partial squat—balanced with a water pipe ( hookah )—is a gestural referent of incorrigible harem women. 7 But it is not only a general codification that the leg of the begum invokes; rather, the pose is a direct...

... Index: Volume 4, 1992 Adams, Parveen. "Waiving the Phallus." 4.1: 76-83. Apter, Emily. "Female Trouble in the Colonial Harem." 4.1: 205-24. Bernheimer, Charles. "Penile Reference in Phallic Theory." 4.1: 116-32. Butler, Judith. "The Lesbian Phallus and the Morphological Imaginary." 4.1: 133-71...

... made the film with Malek Alloula. They had been informed that Pathé-Gaumont was going to throw away much of its colonial archive material. This information provided the occasion for two projects on the Franco-Algerian period: Alloula’s well-known homage to Algeria and Roland Barthes, Le Harem Colonial...

...Leslie Camhi Copyright © 1993 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 1993 Works Cited Alloula Malek . The Colonial Harem . Translated by Godzich Myrna and Godzich Wlad . Intro. Harlow Barbara . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota...

...” (119), a “Wizard” (119), a “harem” (120), a “bazaar” (119), and other foreign figures. Representing the city of Casablanca as mysterious and opaque, rife with intrigue and potential disgust, Morris recapitulates “a hallmark of British imperialist philosophy, politics, and literature” by depicting...

... Mar. 2009 . Alloula Malek . The Colonial Harem . U of Minnesota P , 1986 . Al Muntada: Palestinian Non-Governmental Organization against Domestic Violence against Women . Crimes of Women's Killing in Palestine in the Period 2004–2006 . March 2007 . http://www.sawa.ps...

.... The Imperial Harem: Women and Sovereignty in the Ottoman Empire . Oxford: Oxford up, 1993 . Rees, Teresa. Mainstreaming Equality in the European Union: Education, Training, and Labor Policies . New York:Routledge, 1998 . Sahin, Cumhur. “Torelerin etkisiyle Islenen Adam Oldurme Suclarinin Ceza Hukuku...

... to be able to eat]. He also observes eunuchs moving women on elephants from a burning harem. He reflects that morally many masters are themselves slaves (91). Over time, he comes to urgently need a faithful friend...

... addresses the "problem" of women leaving "the unpaid manual work of the home" for spheres that used to be the preserve of men: "[the average businessman] is surrounded by a harem in his office or factory, at the polls, in the shops, in the taproom, in short, just about everywhere" (3). Understanding certain...

... of the period to the detriment of the Other. The prostitute is judged to be more malleable than the Ethiopian who cannot be washed white. William Dodd's sermons forward the analogy only to refute it. The idiot is also a kind of parodic inversion of the black eunuch who guards the harem, commonly compared...

...- nection, often treating Lara and Kaled simply as aliases for Conrad, the hero of The Corsair, and Gulnare, the harem slave Conrad rescues from the pasha Seyd.23 Whether or not the advertisement’s reference to Lara as The Corsair’s...

...,” the brothers collectively “resign[ed] their claim to the women who had now been set free” ( Totem 141–43 ). The object of prohibition against incest and jouissance, women are either passively enrolled in a harem before the murder or, after the murder, they’re trafficked as goods to preserve men’s pact...