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_aEl Saadawi, Nawal, _eauthor. |
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_aOff Limits : _bNew Writings on Fear and Sin / _cNawal El Saadawi ; Translated by Nariman Youssef |
| 250 | _aFirst English edition | ||
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_aLondon, United Kingdom : _bGINGKO, _c2020 |
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| 520 | _aNawal El Saadawi is a significant and broadly influential feminist writer, activist, physician, and psychiatrist. Born in 1931 in Egypt, her writings focus on women in Islam. Well beyond the Arab world, from Woman at Point Zero to The Fall of the Imam and her prison memoirs, El Saadawi’s fiction and nonfiction works have earned her a reputation as an author who has provided a powerful voice in feminist debates centering on the Middle East. Off Limits presents a selection of El Saadawi’s most recent recollections and reflections in which she considers the role of women in Egyptian and wider Islamic society, the inextricability of imperialism from patriarchy, and the meeting points of East and West. These thoughtful and wide-reaching pieces leave no stone unturned and no view unchallenged, and the essays collected here offer further insight into this profound author’s ideas about women, society, religion, and national identity. | ||
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_aWomen in Islam _zEgypt |
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