Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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Page 155
... women . This is due to the fact that migrant women's representations of themselves and their choices are also deeply informed by the ways they feel they are perceived and represented by Italians . Both those women who criticise its use ...
... women . This is due to the fact that migrant women's representations of themselves and their choices are also deeply informed by the ways they feel they are perceived and represented by Italians . Both those women who criticise its use ...
Page 156
... women converted to Islam explained that they used hats or fashionable scarves instead of veils in their workplace , and one Italian woman reported that she still dare not wear one outside the mosque , for she was afraid of social and ...
... women converted to Islam explained that they used hats or fashionable scarves instead of veils in their workplace , and one Italian woman reported that she still dare not wear one outside the mosque , for she was afraid of social and ...
Page 159
... women are eager to explain that the reason for these meetings is to learn and exchange erudition on Islam and are keen to counteract the popular image of women's gatherings as places of gossip and subversion . Kalthoum , a young Moroccan ...
... women are eager to explain that the reason for these meetings is to learn and exchange erudition on Islam and are keen to counteract the popular image of women's gatherings as places of gossip and subversion . Kalthoum , a young Moroccan ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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