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Women's Lifeworlds: Women's Narratives on Shaping Their Realities
by Edith Sizoo. 254 pgs.
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publication details
 Table of contents
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CONTENTS |
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Notes on contributors |
vii |
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Preface: women’s ways of shaping their realities |
x |
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Acknowledgements |
xi |
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Part I Introduction |
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1 A POLYLOGUE |
3 |
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Edith Sizoo |
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Part II The life narratives |
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2 ETCHINGS ON A GRAIN OF RICE |
21 |
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Kamala Ganesh , India |
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3 CHANGING FACES OF TRADITION |
39 |
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Durre Sameen Ahmed , Pakistan |
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4 WOMEN’S WORK AND FULFILMENT IN A CHANGING WORLD |
55 |
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Shanti George , India/The Netherlands |
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5 THE ACT OF BREATHING |
71 |
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Esperanza Abellana , Philippines |
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6 BELONGING |
85 |
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Yvonne Deutsch , Israel |
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7 NO ISOLATION ANY MORE |
101 |
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Amal Krieshe , Palestine |
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8 ADVOCATING ISLAMIC RIGHTS |
111 |
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Safia Mohamed Safwat , Sudan |
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9 BREAKING CULTURE’S CHAINS |
121 |
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Safiatu Kassim Singhateh , The Gambia |
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10 DEFENDING THE SAMAY |
137 |
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Christina Gualinga , Ecuador |
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11 TRAVELLING IN A GREEN STONE |
147 |
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Eliane Pontiguara , Brazil |
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12 LEFT TO INVENT THE FUTURE |
155 |
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Dolores Rojas Rubio , Mexico |
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13 AN IRISH MATRILINEAL STORY: A CENTURY OF CHANGE |
163 |
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Ethel Crowley , Ireland |
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14 SUBTLETY IN PERCEPTION |
177 |
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Nicole Note , Belgium |
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15 THE SWEET AND SOUR FRUITS OF WOMEN’S LIB |
189 |
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Edith Sizoo , The Netherlands |
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16 GIVING AND TAKING SPACE |
207 |
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Jaana Airaksinen , Finland |
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Part III The findings |
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17 HOW WOMEN CHANGE PLACES AND PLACES CHANGE WOMEN |
221 |
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Edith Sizoo |
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Index |
249 |
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