According to the professor and researcher Leila Tauil, the veiling of the body of women is part of the project of an Islamist society - having as its model of society the mythified Medinan period of the seventh century - based on a patriarchal sexual morality, an assignment of...
Dans ce chapitre de Genre, féminisme et développement - Une trilogie en construction, on analyse les droits des femmes et les formes spécifiques de leurs engagements avec l’ambition de contribuer à une meilleure connaissance de la condition fémin...
Le vendredi 23 novembre 2018, la chercheure Leïla Tauil présentera son livre « Féminismes arabes : un siècle de combat Les cas du Maroc et de la Tunisie » à L’Espace Harmattan, à Paris (France). Cet ouvrage plonge les ...
This book is a revised version of two chapters of a doctoral dissertation submitted by Islah Jad to the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London. The aim of this research is to explore the impact of the establishment of the Palestinian Aut...
The sociologist Chahla Chafiq questions Islamism from the point of view of the relationship between religion, politics, sex and gender. As soon as a woman gets veiled, she says, this gesture trivializes a sexual sign and symbolizes a femininity subjected to the gaze of man. The conditio...
Dans cet article, Kamel Daoud se demande pourquoi les islamistes sont aussi angoissés par les femmes ? D’où vient cette obsession ? En réfléchissant sur cette question, il trouve qu’on peut dire que le rapport trouble avec les femmes est un produi...
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