Women in Shi'ism : : Ancient Stories, Modern Ideologies / / Amina Inloes.
What is the nature and social role of women? In today's Shi'ism, these questions are often answered through the "separate-but- equal" ideology which emphasizes the role of women as wives and mothers, and places men in authority. But is this the only ideology which can be derived...
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| Year of Publication: | 2019 |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Table of Contents
- Prologue
- Chapter 1. Introduction: The Past in the Present
- Chapter 2. Separate but Equal? Womanhood, Ideology, and Modernity
- Chapter 3. Eve: Creation Not-from-a-Rib?
- Chapter 4. Sarah And Hājar: Negotiating The Patriarchal Bargain
- Chapter 5. Gender Role-Reversals In The Story Of Zulakhā
- Chapter 6. The Queen Of Sheba In The Narrative Of Wilāyah
- Chapter 7. The Virgin Mary: The Female Is Not Like The Male?
- Chapter 8. The Portrayal Of Women In The Earliest Collection: Ḥadīth Collection Kitāb Sulaym Ibn Qays
- Chapter 9. The Future?
- Appendix A. Subtexts of Narrations and their Sources
- Appendix B. Pre-Islamic and Post-Prophetic Imagery and Subtexts
- Bibliography
- Index