Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 16, Issues 1-2Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2006 |
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... women had available to them what Madeline Zilfi has termed ' a wide field of action ... despite an inherited gender system that prescribed women's subordination to men'.11 Indeed , in some ways Ottoman women enjoyed legal and cultural ...
... women had available to them what Madeline Zilfi has termed ' a wide field of action ... despite an inherited gender system that prescribed women's subordination to men'.11 Indeed , in some ways Ottoman women enjoyed legal and cultural ...
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expressly forbade Muslim conversions to Christianity , particularly those of women and young girls . The Venetian Signoria and its representative in Constantinople , the able and experienced Bailo Alvise Contarini , countered that the women ...
expressly forbade Muslim conversions to Christianity , particularly those of women and young girls . The Venetian Signoria and its representative in Constantinople , the able and experienced Bailo Alvise Contarini , countered that the women ...
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... women . The paternalistic attitudes of public bodies , both Venetian and Ottoman , treated women's religiosity as paradoxically both weak and powerful . Women were stereotypically considered more spiritually inclined than men , yet they ...
... women . The paternalistic attitudes of public bodies , both Venetian and Ottoman , treated women's religiosity as paradoxically both weak and powerful . Women were stereotypically considered more spiritually inclined than men , yet they ...
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The Benefits | 1 |
The Mediterranean as a Place of Interculturalism | 19 |
The Migration of Chioggias Fishing Fleet in | 27 |
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