The poet Fadwa Tuqan's account of growing up confined in a Nablus household and finding her voice.
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Lila Abu-Lughod · University of California Press · 1986 · 317 pages · Poetry · Feminist theory
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How Bedouin women and men use short poems to voice feelings their code of honour forbids them to say.
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A classic of feminist anthropology.
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The poet Fadwa Tuqan's account of growing up confined in a Nablus household and finding her voice.
The founding argument for women's education and rational equality with men.
Examines the impact of racism and sexism on Black women, and feminism's blind spots.
Black feminismFeminist theoryUSAEnglish206 pages
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