A new publication on women and knowledge

[Fatima Sadiqi]

>From Fatima Sadiqi: sadiqi_fatima at yahoo.fr 
Dear List-members: 
I am delighted to inform you that my new edited book Women and Knowledge in the Mediterranean is being published by Routledge in hardback as a part of a newly created series called Routledge Advances in Mediterranean Studies. Here is the link for a pre-order: 
http://www.taylorandfrancis.com/books/details/9780415642101/ 
The book contains an introduction by myself and four parts enclosing 14 chapters: women and written knowledge; women and oral knowledge; women, legal, religious and economic knowledge;  and women and media knowledge. Here are the chapters and authors’ names: 
-“A Skeptical Cast of Mind” by Marjorie Lightman” 
  
- “Women and Knowledge in Italy and Venice During the Early Modern Period” by Paola Malpezzi 
  
-“Seven Francophone Mediterranean Women Writers Speak Out Inside and Outside” by Evelyne Accad 
  
-“Moroccan Women Authors of French Expression: Feminine Voices of  “la Littérature-Monde” in the Age of Globalization” by Valérie Orlondo 
  
- “The Necessity of Having it Both Ways: Tradition, Modernity, and Experience in the Works of Hélé Béji” by Mary Barnard 
  
-“Textual Orality and Knowledge of Illiterate Women. The Textual Performance of Jewish Women in Morocco” by Joseph Chetrit 
  
- “Berber Women’s Oral Knowledge” by Fatima Sadiqi 
  
-“Morocco’s 2004 Family Code Moudawana: Improving Access to Justice for Women” by Leila Hanafi and Christine Pratt 
  
-“Women’s Access to Legal Knowledge: The Case of  Palestinian Women’s NGOs in Israel” by Liat Kozma 
  
- “Women and Religious Knowledge: Focus on Muslim Women Preachers” by Moha Ennaji 
  
“Women and Reproductive Knowledge in the Mediterranean” by Rachel Newcomb 
  
“Contextulaizing the Gender Representation in Cyprus Television” by Mary Koutselini and Sofia Agathangelou 
  
-“Gender and Political Engagement: A Role For The Media in Malta” by Carmen Sammut 
  
-“Stepping Out: Women Blogging in Their Discontents” by Marlyn Tadros


 
 
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