Women of Egypt and Algeria - August 1984 - Issue 29
Vol. 8 (1984)
Sixty years have passed since the first Egyptian woman dared to defy tradition by removing her veil and casting it into the sea. This woman who shocked public opinion then was Huda Sha’rawi, one of the early leaders of the Women’s Movement in Egypt, who formed the Union of Egyptian Women (Al Ittihad Al Nisa’i in 1922.
Book Reviews
Parle Mon Fils, Parle a ta Mere, by Leila Sebbar
Evelyne Accad
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Ordalie des Voix, les Femmes Arabes Parlent, by Aicha Lemsine
Nazik Yarek
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Editorial
Egyptian and Algerian Women, the Delicate Balance Between Tradition and Modernity
Wafa Stephan
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Interviews
Amina Sa’id, the First Professional Woman Journalist in Egypt
Lebanese American University
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Poems
Inventory in Black and Grey
Lebanese American University
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Profile
Sister Emmanuelle: A View from the Slums of Cairo
Lebanese American University
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Amina Shafiq: Women and labor Unions in Egypt
Lebanese American University
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Nawal EI Saadawi : Woman and Psychological Struggle
Nada Khoury
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Myriam Ben, « Echo Multiple des labours de I’Ame Humaine»
Evelyne Accad
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Nadia Hamza: The First Woman Film Director in Egypt
Lebanese American University
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Report
Continuing Education For Arab Women
Julinda Abu Nasr
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Research Articles
Algerian Women in Industry
Fatiha Talahite
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Rural Women in Egypt
Rose Ghurayyib
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Testimony
Le Sceau Du Scarabee
Claire Gebeyli
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