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find your choice of books ranging from current events, Middle
East Politics, Palestine, International Affairs, History,
Travel, Social sciences, Anthropology Gender, Culture, Religion,
Islam, Novels by Arab and world known writers - A wide range of
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In The Name Of Identity: Violence and the Need to Belong
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Amin Maalouf, 2003 - JD 15.000
In this searching
and provocative meditation on the importance and ultimate
meaning of identity, Maalouf examines belonging & self
conception in the context of the modern world and contends that
many of us would reject our inherited conceptions of identity to
which we cling through habit, if only we examined them more
closely.
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The Nation and its New Women: The Palestinian Women's
Movement 1920-1948 by Ellen L. Fleischmann – 2003.
The first comprehensive historical study of the emergence &
development of the Palestinian Woman's movement in this
important historical period, Fleischman not only shows what
Palestinians accomplished within the political arena but also
explores the social, cultural & economic contexts within which
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Women and Gender in Early Jewish & Palestinian Nationalism,
by Sheila Katz – 2003.
A study that explores the unique situation of Arab & Jewish
Women in a particular place & time but nevertheless it
underscores the commonality of women's struggles everywhere.
It explores issues of women & gender from the late nineteenth
through mid-twentieth centuries. Katz thinks that
deconstruction of sexual and political identities will reveal
hidden possibilities of inter- connectedness. Issues of women
and gender were an intricate part of creating, defining and
perpetuating conflict in Palestine. |
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