Feminists, Islam, and Nation:
Gender and the Making of Modern Egypt
Margot Badran

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

	Preface
	Note on Transliteration and Translation
	Abbreviations
	Introduction	3
Pt. 1	Rising Feminist Consciousness	29
Ch. 1	Two Lives in Changing Worlds	31
Ch. 2	Claiming Public Space	47
Ch. 3	Thinking Gender	61
Ch. 4	Egypt for Which Egyptians?	74
Pt. 2	The Feminist Movement	89
Ch. 5	The House of the Woman	91
Ch. 6	City Sisters, Country Sisters	111
Ch. 7	Recasting the Family	124
Ch. 8	Educating the Nation	142
Ch. 9	Women Have Always Worked	165
Ch. 10	Traffic in Women	192
Ch. 11	Suffrage and Citizenship	207
Pt. 3	The Widening Circle	221
Ch. 12	Arab Feminism	223
	Notes	251
	Bibliography	317
	Index	339

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