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- Nombre de pages184
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4724529-2
- EAN8596547245292
- Date de parution04/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille610 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Veiled Women, " Marmaduke William Pickthall explores the nuanced tapestry of life in the early 20th-century Middle East, weaving together a series of interconnected stories that reveal the inner lives and struggles of women bound by cultural and religious conventions. Pickthall's prose is marked by a poetic lyricism and keen observational detail, effectively transporting the reader into the domestic and societal realms where women's voices often go unheard.
The work stands as a significant contribution to both colonial literature and feminist discourse, challenging Western perceptions of Eastern societies while simultaneously critiquing patriarchal structures across cultures. Pickthall, a British writer deeply immersed in Islamic culture, converted to Islam and spent considerable time in Turkey and other Middle Eastern locales. His personal experiences and deep respect for Islamic traditions inform his work and provide a unique lens through which he presents the often overlooked lives of women.
His status as a literary figure engaged in intercultural dialogue allows him to deftly navigate complex themes of identity, autonomy, and resilience, making his characters vividly relatable. This book is a profound exploration of gender and cultural identity that will appeal to readers interested in post-colonial studies, women's studies, and cross-cultural narratives. "Veiled Women" invites readers to reconsider their assumptions about the lives of women in the East, delivering a powerful message of strength and agency that resonates across time and geography.
The work stands as a significant contribution to both colonial literature and feminist discourse, challenging Western perceptions of Eastern societies while simultaneously critiquing patriarchal structures across cultures. Pickthall, a British writer deeply immersed in Islamic culture, converted to Islam and spent considerable time in Turkey and other Middle Eastern locales. His personal experiences and deep respect for Islamic traditions inform his work and provide a unique lens through which he presents the often overlooked lives of women.
His status as a literary figure engaged in intercultural dialogue allows him to deftly navigate complex themes of identity, autonomy, and resilience, making his characters vividly relatable. This book is a profound exploration of gender and cultural identity that will appeal to readers interested in post-colonial studies, women's studies, and cross-cultural narratives. "Veiled Women" invites readers to reconsider their assumptions about the lives of women in the East, delivering a powerful message of strength and agency that resonates across time and geography.
In "Veiled Women, " Marmaduke William Pickthall explores the nuanced tapestry of life in the early 20th-century Middle East, weaving together a series of interconnected stories that reveal the inner lives and struggles of women bound by cultural and religious conventions. Pickthall's prose is marked by a poetic lyricism and keen observational detail, effectively transporting the reader into the domestic and societal realms where women's voices often go unheard.
The work stands as a significant contribution to both colonial literature and feminist discourse, challenging Western perceptions of Eastern societies while simultaneously critiquing patriarchal structures across cultures. Pickthall, a British writer deeply immersed in Islamic culture, converted to Islam and spent considerable time in Turkey and other Middle Eastern locales. His personal experiences and deep respect for Islamic traditions inform his work and provide a unique lens through which he presents the often overlooked lives of women.
His status as a literary figure engaged in intercultural dialogue allows him to deftly navigate complex themes of identity, autonomy, and resilience, making his characters vividly relatable. This book is a profound exploration of gender and cultural identity that will appeal to readers interested in post-colonial studies, women's studies, and cross-cultural narratives. "Veiled Women" invites readers to reconsider their assumptions about the lives of women in the East, delivering a powerful message of strength and agency that resonates across time and geography.
The work stands as a significant contribution to both colonial literature and feminist discourse, challenging Western perceptions of Eastern societies while simultaneously critiquing patriarchal structures across cultures. Pickthall, a British writer deeply immersed in Islamic culture, converted to Islam and spent considerable time in Turkey and other Middle Eastern locales. His personal experiences and deep respect for Islamic traditions inform his work and provide a unique lens through which he presents the often overlooked lives of women.
His status as a literary figure engaged in intercultural dialogue allows him to deftly navigate complex themes of identity, autonomy, and resilience, making his characters vividly relatable. This book is a profound exploration of gender and cultural identity that will appeal to readers interested in post-colonial studies, women's studies, and cross-cultural narratives. "Veiled Women" invites readers to reconsider their assumptions about the lives of women in the East, delivering a powerful message of strength and agency that resonates across time and geography.
A propos de Marmaduke William Pickthall
