Mapping Gender : What’s New and What’s Ahead in Ottoman and Turkish Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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• Titelei

  p. 1

  Adak, Hülya; Wittmann, Richard

• Mapping Gender in the Near East: Research Methodologies, Institutional Developments, and Challenges Ahead

  p. 3

  Adak, Hülya; Wittmann, Richard

1. 1. Mapping the Field: Literary Approaches to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies in Turkey and the Near East

   • Mapping as Historicizing: Gender Debates in the Late Ottoman Empire

     p. 14

     AbdelMegeed, Maha

   • Muslim Woman: A Case Study in Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Gender and Class Boundaries in the Late Ottoman Empire

     p. 17

     Akcasu, Ebru

   • Stories and Gendered Encounters

     p. 20

     Cora, İpek Hüner

   • The Transformative Power of the Literary Text

     p. 22

     Mignon, Laurent

   • The Importance of Cross-National Collaboration in Gender and Sexuality Studies

     p. 24

     Schick, İrvin Cemil
2. 2. Mapping the Field: Historicizing Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies in Turkey and the Near East

   • Listening

     p. 30

     Booth, Marilyn

   • Majority Feminism and Mass Violence: How to Situate Armenians in Ottoman / Turkish Feminist Historiography?

     p. 44

     Ekmekçioǧlu, Lerna

   • Hermeneutic Spirals and Intentional Communities

     p. 52

     Frierson, Elizabeth B.

   • Treating Transcultural Encounters and Politics in Middle East Gender Studies

     p. 59

     Kanner, Efi

   • Once upon a Time …: A Personal Narrative of my Research into Ottoman Women’s Lives and Activities

     p. 68

     van Os, Nicole A.N.M.

   • Creating New Feminist Networks: The Mapping Gender in the Near East Project. What’s New and What’s Ahead in Ottoman and Turkish Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies?

     p. 74

     Şenkol, Gülşah

   • [ohne Titel]

     p. 84

     Yılmaz, Seçil
3. 3. Mapping the Field: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies on the Region

   • Women’s and Gender Studies at Universities in Turkey: Challenges, Achievements, and Problems

     p. 90

     Çubukçu, Sevgi Uçan

   • [ohne Titel]

     p. 102

     Berktay, Fatmagül

   • Gender Studies in the Crossfire: Explorations Through Time and Space

     p. 107

     Kandiyoti, Deniz

   • [ohne Titel]

     p. 114

     Savcı, Evren
4. 4. New Directions: The Academy, Solidarity, and Public Outreach

   • Institutional Collaboration Models: Freie Universität Berlin’s Margherita von Brentano Center & Sabancı University’s SU Gender

     p. 120

     Pantelmann, Heike; Adak, Hülya

   • Cooperation and Joint Projects between Women’s / Gender Studies Centers and the Women’s Library

     p. 126

     Davaz, Aslı

   • The Margherita von Brentano Center for Gender Studies at Freie Universität Berlin: Its Working Fields Connected to Outreach and Solidarity

     p. 133

     Lücke, Martin

   • Scholarly Quality and Human Values: The Benefits of Gender Perspectives in Academia

     p. 137

     Nilsson, Ingela

5. • Biographies

     p. 141

     Adak, Hülya; Wittmann, Richard

   • Previously published Pera-Blätter

     p. 150

     Adak, Hülya; Wittmann, Richard

   • Mapping Gender in the Near East

     p. 152

     Adak, Hülya; Wittmann, Richard