Women in the Arab Family -Winter 1997 - Issue 76
Vol. 21 (1997)
For over forty years, most Western and traditional Arab writers dealing with Arab women’s concerns, issues, and . problems, adopted a Western discourse that remains for the most part unchallenged. Only recently have two prominent Arab women successfully attempted to dismantle this discourse by deconstructing its basic premises and criticizing its concepts and theories.
AiW News
IWSAW Celebrates International Women’s Day With Palestinian Author Sahar Khalifeh
Lebanese American University
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Book Reviews
Politics, Gender and the Islamic Past: The Legacy of A’ishah Bint Abi Baker
Fatme Charafeddine Kamal
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Feminists, Islam and Nation: Gender and the Making of Modern Egypt
Hosn Abboud
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Editorial
Arab Women: From Misconceptions to Reality
Hassan Hammoud
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File Intro
The Arab Family in Transition
Hassan Hammoud
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Files
The Girl in the Lebanese Family
Saleh Ibrahim
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How Young People Relate to their Parents
Ghena Ismail
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Opinions and Practices of University Students Surveyed
Ghena Ismail
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The Disabled in the Family
Rita Mufarrij Merhej
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A Program that Made a Difference
Anita Farah Nassar
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Women-Headed Households in Lebanon
Ghena Ismail
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Temporary Marriage
Myriam Sfeir
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Changing Marriage Patterns in Lebanon
Adele Khudr
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Abstracts on Family Issues in the Arab World
Adnan Hammoud
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Family in Lebanon
Abdo Kaii
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Women and the Family in Lebanon: Figures and Facts
Hassan Hammoud
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News
From Palestine/From Egypt
Lebanese American University
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Poems
To Mother on Mother’s Day
Abdel Kareem Adeeb
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Quote/Unquote
Quote/Unquote
Lebanese American University
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Research Articles
Research Abstracts/Recent Publications/Conference
Lebanese American University
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Short Stories
How We Were
Emily Nasrallah
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Special Features
Alicia Ghiragossian: The Trilingual Poet
Azadouhi Simonian Kalaidjian
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Assia Djebar: An Algerian Woman’s Voice of Maturity and Vision
Evelyne Accad
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