Muslim Women of the Fergana Valley

A 19th-Century Ethnography from Central Asia

Auteurs

• Maria Nalivkina
• Vladimir Nalivkin

Paramètres

• 242 pages
• 9 heures de lecture

• Nonfiction

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Marianne Kamp explores the intersection of Islam, modernity, and gender in her work, focusing on the experiences of women in Uzbekistan during the Communist era. Her research highlights the complexities of cultural identity and the transformative effects of political change on women's roles and rights. As an Associate Professor of History, she brings a scholarly perspective to the historical narratives surrounding women's unveiling and the broader implications of modernity in a post-Soviet context.

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• Année de publication: 2016
• Reliure: (rigide)