.... New York: St. Martin, 1998 . 139 -57. Farac, Mehmet. Tore Kiskacinda Kadin [Woman in the Grip of Tradition]. Istanbul: Cagdas Yayinlari, 1998 . Filkins, Dexter. “Honor Killings Defy Legislation in Turkey:eu Candidacy Set Back by Stoning Deaths.” New York Timescited in International Herald...

...Lila Abu-Lughod The “honor crime” poses perhaps more starkly than any other contemporary cultural-legal category the dilemmas of feminist scholarship and rights activism in a transnational world. Marked as a culturally specific form of violence and given a special and stigmatizing association...

...Dicle Koğacioğlu This article begins with the observation that the honor crime (the murder of a woman by her family because of actual or deemed sexual acts that are considered an offense to the culturally defined terms of family honor) has received increasing attention in Turkey during the last...

...Timothy Bewes This article discusses Dicle Koğacıoğlu's 2004 essay “The Tradition Effect: Framing Honor Crimes in Turkey.” It considers Koğacıoğlu's formulation of the “tradition effect” in the light of several other “effects” put forward by social theorists and philosophers: the “individual effect...

... of Terror: Teen's Murder Reveals u.s. Group Suspected of Ties to Abu Nidal .'' Wall Street Journal Europe 19 June 1993 . Cattanach Joanna . `` Activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali Tells Dallas Crowd of Islam Honor Killings .'' Dallas News 21 Feb. 2008 . Dasgupta Shamita Das . `` Women's...

... II, Phaedrus contrasts Aesop’s birth and his worth, linking the latter, if not to social ascension during his lifetime, at least to the ascent of his reputation after death: “The Athenians set up a statue in honour of the gifted...

... aesthetics and femininity. It is precisely this relation that Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s pictorial practice addresses in a most suggestive, though in my view still misrecognized, way. Fragonard’s fascination with feminin- ity is of course well...

... Humanities Center at Yale University hosted a conference on an old topic that seems always to generate new answers: the difference between humans and other animals. The two-day symposium on “Man and Beast” was con- ceived and organized by Naomi Schor. The Whitney Center, in honor of Schor’s work...

... ): 57 - 63 . Johnson Paula , Muñoz Doralba , and Pares José . “ Multi-Cultural Concerns and AIDS Action: Creating an Alternative .” Radical America 21 . 2-3 ( 1987 ): 24 - 34 . Lancaster Roger N. “ Subject Honor and Object Shame: The Construction of Male Homosexuality...

... Index Volume 22 Abu-Lughod, Lila. “Seductions of the ‘Honor Crime 22.1: 17–63. Bassett, Caroline. “Twittering Machines: Antinoise and Other Tricks of the Ear.” 22.2/3: 276–99. Bewes, Timothy. “The Call to Intimacy and the Shame Effect.” 22.1: 1–16. Brinkema, Eugenie, with Evan...

... the "normal," non-criminal population; they presented no apparent social danger and were not likely to become recidivists. Married men quite simply claimed the right to defend their honor, a right specifically identified in the penal code that excused the murder of a wife caught with her lover injlagrante...

... who had no special claim to honor from family or wealth. Simply by being a male member ofthe civic corporation he is honored with a minimum physical impunity (the dignity of his masculine person may not be breached) and with an easily available symbol of his equality as a man with all other male...

... brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Civil War ( Ryback, Ellis, and Glahn 65 ). Attacks on Confederate monuments are considered by many on the Right to be attacks on Southern honor and tradition, with some even claiming that African Americans have cherished these monuments as much...

... . Vol. 7 . London : Hogarth , 1953 . 123 - 243 . Gagnon John H. , and Simon William . Sexual Conduct: The Social Sources of Human Sexuality . Chicago : Aldine , 1973 . Gilmore David D. , ed. Honor and Shame and the Unity of the Mediterranean . No. 22 . Washington...

... piece which is irretrievably lost, Isis erects a simulacrum which she orders everyone to honor. The myth thus presents itself as the justification of a rite: the exhibition of the phallus, which has become the object of a cult in temples and which is carried in procession during certain festivals...

... prohibited rituals and homage to Polyneices. While weeping, Antigone tells Ismene: “Creon will give the one of our two brothers honor in the tomb; the other none. Eteocles, with just observance treated, as law provides he has hidden under earth to have full honor with the death below. But Polyneices’ corpse...

....” Literature and Medicine 22 ( 2003 ): 25 -44. Hill, Christopher. “The Many-Headed Monster in Late Tudor and Early Stuart Political Thinking.” From the Renaissance to the Counter Reformation: Essays in Honor of Garrett Mattingly . Ed. Charles H. Carter. New York: Random House, 1964 . 296 -324...

... who perhaps should have received this honour long before, so that I am tempted to stand aside to let their shadows pass." Among the "invisible" women she goes on to mention (with a deployment of the past subjunctive to delight the most conservative academician, or the most besotted francophile...

...). This analysis explicitly challenges the chauvinism and the very terms of the patriarchal code of honor that seem to govern both “The Short Happy Life” and its conventional assess- ments. In so doing, it reads against the grain of decades...

..., objectified by the masculine subject of instrumental reason, woman is denied even this dubious honor of proper objectification. Woman enjoys no place in the subject-object split in epistemology; she is merely conquered and remains...