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... from each other in terms of time and place, the Turkish Halide Edip (1882–1964) and the Algerian Assia Djebar (1936–2015) wrote in surprisingly similar ways. They share a multicultural and multilingual education and position as writing subjects. As Muslim women writers in the modern literary world...

... and Their   Origin. New Haven: Yale University Press. Hasan, Mushirul 2010 Between Modernity and Nationalism: Halide Edip’s Encounter with   Gandhi’s India. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Iz, Fahir 2012  (1977) Khalide Edib. In Encyclopedia of Islam, Second Edition, ed. T...

... be found in Sertel 1993, and Sertel, Sertel, and Sertel 1993, 121–6. 5. On her writings in Büyük Mecmua, see Toprak 1998; Özman and Bulut 2003, 192 ff . 6. Halide Edip (Adıvar) arranged for them to receive funding from Charles Crane of the King-Crane Commission (Sertel 1990...

... were portrayed by female scholars, such as Afet Inan (a Turkish historian and one of Atatürk’s adopted daughters) as enjoying both higher status and greater equality than under Muslim rule. Writers like Halide Edip Adıvar wrote of Turkish women, in the context of the nationalist...