Pedagogy Corner Please note:  We are currently in the process of updating our Pedagogy page. Updates will be posted soon. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Where you can post your syllabus and engage in intelligent discussion... The goal of this corner is to Offer more direct academic communication amongst scholars Generate more visibility for AMEWS' members Enhance AMEWS' website from an information based site to a more interactive academic site Put more people in touch with one another. To add your syllabus, please write to the webmaster. Teaching Resource Compiled by Frances S. Hasso Assistant Professor of Women's Studies and Sociology Oberlin College frances.hasso@oberlin.edu   Instructors: Diya Abdo Roksana Bahramitash Nimat Hafez Barazangi Ellen Fleischmann Nancy Gallagher Sumaiya Hamdani Marcia C. Inhorn Suad Joseph **New syllabus for 04** Zayn Kassam Mirna Lattouf Marlyn Tadros Faegheh Shirazi Diane Singerman Anita Weiss Joseph Zeidan     Diya Abdo Ph.D. candidate and adjunct Drew University Madison, New Jersey dabdo@drew.edu Arab Women Writers [Word document] Roksana Bahramitash Simone de Beauvoir Institute Concordia University Montreal Quebec Canada rbahramitash@hotmail.com Women in the Muslim World: Middle East North Africa Region [Word Document] Nimat Hafez Barazangi, Ph.D. Research Fellow Women's Studies Program Cornell University nhb2@cornell.edu Syllabus [url - website adress] Ellen Fleischmann Professor. Department of History University of Dayton Ellen.Fleischmann@notes.udayton.edu Women and Gender in the Middle East.[url - website address] Comparative History of Women in the Third World. [url - Website address] Nancy Gallagher, Ph.D. Professor of History Department of History University of California, Santa Barbara gallagher@history.ucsb.edu History of the Modern Middle East, the nineteenth century [url-Website address temporarily unavailable] Sumaiya Hamdani Assistant Professor History Deptartment George Mason University shamdani@gmu.edu Women in Islam [Word document] Marcia C. Inhorn, PhD, MPH Associate Professor Department of Health Behavior and Health Education, International Institute, and Department of Anthropology The University of Michigan minhorn@umich.edu GENDER AND HEALTH: ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACHES [Word document] Suad Joseph http://sjoseph.ucdavis.edu/ Syllabus 04 Gender in the Arab World:Course Structure Gender in the Arab World: Syllabus Gaze, Representation, Voice and Knowing Zayn Kassam Associate Professor of Religious Studies Pomona College zkassam@pomona.edu Engendering and Experience: Women in the Islamic Tradition [Word document] Mirna Lattouf, Ph.D. Faculty Interdisciplinary Studies Program Arizona State University mirna.lattouf@asu.edu Women in Islam [Word Document} Marlyn Tadros, Ph.D. Visiting Scholar, Women's Studies Program Political Science Department Northeastern University marlyn@virtualactivism.org Human Rights Advocacy: A Global and Comparative Perspective [Word Document] Faegheh Shirazi The Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures The University of Texas at Austin fshirazi@uts.cc.utexas.edu Sacred and Ceremonial Textiles: A study of Various [Word document] Rites of Passage and Cultural Objects in Muslim Societies [Word document] The Islamic Middle East in the Visual Arts [Word document] Popular Iranian Rituals and Traditions [Word document] Muslim Women: Past and Present (Part I & Part II) [Word document] Gender and Art in The Muslim World [Word Document] The Cultural Meanings of Hijab: (Veiling) in the Muslim World [Word document] Gender, Clothing and Identity in Muslim Societies [Word document] Diane Singerman Professor. Department of Government School of Public Affairs Co-Chair, Council on Comparative Studies American University dsinger@american.edu GENDER & POLITICS IN THE MIDDLE EAST [Word Document] GENDER, POLITICS AND POWER: A Comparative Perspective [Word document] Anita Weiss, Ph.D. University of Oregon aweiss@oregon.uoregon.edu Gender and International Development [Url: website address] In the Wake of September 11th: Issues and Concerns. [Url: websiteaddress] Joseph Zeidan Associate Professor of Near Eastern Studies The Ohio State University Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures e-mail: zeidan.1@osu.edu MODERN ARABIC LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION: ARAB WOMEN'S NOVEL [Word document] ARAB WOMEN WRITERS: Quest for Personal Identity [Word Document]     Home | About | Committees |Publications| Activities | Alerts | Pedagogy Corner || | Links | How to Join | Questions about the site? Email the webmaster.