Against the Madness of Manu: B.R. Ambedkar's Writings on Brahmanical Patriarchy
ed. Sharmila Rege
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Ambedkar's writings on caste and women, introduced by Rege as the work of a feminist thinker.
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ed. Deniz Kandiyoti · Temple University Press · 1991 · 276 pages · Islam and gender · Anthology
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Essays comparing how states in Muslim-majority countries, from Turkey to Bangladesh, have shaped women's lives.
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ed. Sharmila Rege
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Ambedkar's writings on caste and women, introduced by Rege as the work of a feminist thinker.
Minoo Moallem
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How Islamic nationalism and Western representations both build gendered images of Iranian men and women.
Fatima Mernissi
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A pioneering study of sexuality, space and power between women and men in Morocco and Muslim thought.