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Gendering the (post-)Ottoman world
Gendering the (post-)Ottoman world, Clio. WGH 48 (Fall 2018)
How does gender challenge the history of the transition from the Ottoman Empire to the nation-states of South-East Europe and Turkey? Specialists in Turkish, Balkan and Ottoman studies respond to this question in this issue of Clio. FGH. Beginning with Istanbul, the contributors open perspectives on such settings as Smyrna, Athens, Tirana, Sofia, and Sarajevo. Readers discover women in harems, feminist movements, a range of women writers and artists, the itineraries of midwives and nurses that bring to life a kaleidoscope of languages, religions and societies. This exploration also reveals common features that connect regions across geographic borders as well as historical continuities that question chronological divisions. The deliberate distancing from a nationalist perspective on this troubled past brings out the complex relationship between changes in political regimes and the transformation of gender regimes. |
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EDITORIAL Fabio GIOMI & Ece ZERMAN [Translated by Siân REYNOLDS] The (post-)Ottoman world seen from the perspective of gender
DOSSIER Edhem ELDEM [Translated by Marian ROTHSTEIN] The harem as seen by Prince Salahaddin Efendi (1861-1915). Searching for women in male-authored documentation Gizem TONGO Eleni Iliadis (1895-1975). An Ottoman Greek woman painter in end-of-Empire Istanbul Haris EXERTZOGLOU The “Woman Question” in the Greek (post-)Ottoman transition period Sara BERNASCONI [Translated by Rosemary RODWELL] Fragile intermediaries. Midwives in Bosnia under Austro-Hungarian rule (1878-1918) Evguenia DAVIDOVA Nursing the newborn nation-state: the changing circumstances of the nursing profession in Bulgaria (1878-1941) Nevila PAHUMI “Which feminism will be ours?” The women’s movement in post-Ottoman Albania
CURRENT RESEARCH Fabio GIOMI & Ece ZERMAN [Translated by Anne STEVENS] Women, gender and the body in South-East Europe and Turkey (mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth century)
INTERVIEW Krassimira DASKALOVA Women’s and gender history in the Balkans: looking back over 50 years of teaching and research |
DOCUMENTS
François GEORGEON
[Translated by Elizabeth CLAIRE] Caricatures of women at the end of the Ottoman Empire
Ayse SARAÇGİL
[Translated by Ethan RUNDELL]
Masculinity and urban space in the magazine La Turquie kémaliste
VARIA
Fabrice CAHEN & Silvia CHILETTI
[Translated by Anne EPSTEIN] Doubt and certainty in the early diagnosis of pregnancy (France, sixteenth to twentieth century)
Céline MORIN
[Translated by Regan KRAMER] Women in American TV series (1950s to 2000): proto-feminist heroines?
Book reviews on the topic available in French
For more information on getting access to the issue, contact
Fabio Giomi fabio.giomi@gmail.com
Rebecca Rogers rebecca.rogers@parisdescartes.fr
Ece Zerman ecezerman@yahoo.com
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