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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A NOTE ON TRANSCRIPTIONS One: Guest and Daughter PART ONE: THE IDEOLOGY OF BEDOUIN SOCIAL LIFE Two: Identity in Relationship Three: Honor and the Virtues of Autonomy Four: Modesty, Gender, and Sexuality PART TWO: DISCOURSES ON SENTIMENT Five: The Poetry of Personal Life Six: Honor and Poetic Vulnerability Seven: Modesty and the Poetry of Love Eight: Ideology and the Politics of Sentiment APPENDIX: FORMULAS AND THEMES OF THE GHINNAWA
NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
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Ariel Levien
reviewed Veiled sentiments on February 24, 2009
Veiled sentiments
A popular work among undergraduate anthropology students, and for good reason. Like Karen McCarthy Brown's "Mama Lola", it contains reflexive anthropology, as the ethnographer is both friend and observer of her interlocutors. Feminists who view Islam as a religion oppressive of women should read this for an alternative perspective that comes from the heart of Muslim women themselves. The most fascinating segment of this ethnography is the discussion of Bedouin men and women's use of spoken poetry to cope with their disappointments and high hopes for love, relationships, sexuality and gender ideology. It is a bit romantic.
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