Women in Middle Eastern History: Shifting Boundaries in Sex and Gender.

Mervat F. Hatem · Nikki R. Keddie · Beth Baron

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Chapter 1. Introduction: Deciphering Middle Eastern Women's History Chapter 2. Organisation of the Volume Chapter 3. Islam and Patriarchy THE FIRST ISLAMIC CENTURIES (Chapters 4-6) THE MAMLUK PERIOD (Chapters 7-9) MODERN TURKEY AND IRAN (Chapters 10-13) THE MODERN ARAB WORLD (Chapters 14-18) Index.

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