This anthology considers the particular ways in which women affect and are affected by fundamentalist movements in Britain, with respect to identity, gender roles and attitudes to women. Topics include multiculturalism, biblicism, Black churches, Catholicism, Islam and Judaism.
This book is a richly document account, based on original research, of how bordering has become dispersed into the interstices of everyday life. Controlling borders is about much more than patrolling territorial boundaries: it now comprises a multitude of practices and processes in local contexts of everyday life--
Exploring a complex and elusive topic, the author challenges conventional thinking and encourages readers to break free from restrictive ideas. By delving into the intricacies of meaning and understanding, the narrative offers a thought-provoking journey that is both engaging and memorable. The work emphasizes that true comprehension requires more than just knowledge; it demands a willingness to question established norms and embrace ambiguity.