Pakistani women : multiple locations and competing narratives

Sadaf Ahmad

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Gender and Feminist Studies South Asian Studies and Diaspora Gender, Education, and Development Issues

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CONTENTS FOREWORD EDITOR'S PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1. Introduction: The Multiple Locations and Competing Narratives of Pakistani Women SADAF AHMAD 2. Within the Walls: Home-Based Work in Lahore ANITA WEISS 3. Women in Lok (Folk) Theatre FOUZIA SAEED 4. Women and Poverty: Salient Findings from a Gendered Analysis of a Quasi-Anthropological Study in Rural Punjab and Sindh LUBNA NAZIR CHAUDHRY 5. Gender, Citizenship, and the Nation State in Pakistan: Wilful Daughters or Free Citizens? AMINA JAMAL 6. Locating the Feminist Voice: The Debate on the Zina Ordinance SHAHNAZ KHAN 7. Gender and the Poetics of Chronic Ill-Health: British Pakistani Experiences KAVERI HARRISS 8. The Partitions of Self: Mohajir Women's Sense of Identity and Nationhood RUBINA SAIGOL 9. Death and Celebration among Muslim women: A Case Study from Pakistan AMINEH AHMED. 10. Fascination with 'Difference': Democratizing Anthropology, Conducting Fieldwork Among Equals SHAHLA HAERI NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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