Gender and Sexuality in Muslim Cultures

Gul Ozyegin is Margaret L. Hamilton Professor of Sociology and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at the College of William and Mary. She is the author of Untidy Gender (Temple University Press, 2000) and New Desires, New Selves: Sex, Love, and Piety among Turkish Youth (New York University Press, 2015).

Introduction, GulOzyegin; Part 1 Challenged Masculinities; Chapter 1 In Vitro Nationalism, Salih CanAç?ksöz; Chapter 2 Challenged Masculinities, MustafaAbdalla; Chapter 3 Of Migration, Marriage, and Men, Aisha AneesMalik; Chapter 4 “Men Are Less Manly, Women Are More Feminine”, CenkÖzbay; Chapter 5 Between Ideals and Enactments, Fatma UmutBe?p?nar; Chapter 6 The Janissaries and Their Bedfellows, SerkanDelice; Part 2 Producing Muslim Femininities, Sexualities, and Gender Relations; Chapter 7 The Continuous Making of Pure Womanhood among Muslim Women in Cairo, Maria FrederikaMalmström; Chapter 8 Introduction to “In Conversation on Female Genital Cutting”, Victoria A.Castillo; Chapter 9 In Conversation on Female Genital Cutting, Goran A. SabirZangana, Maria FrederikaMalmström, FaithBarton; Chapter 10 “I’ve Had to Be the Man in This Marriage”, JessicaCarlisle; Chapter 11 Negotiating Courtship Practices and Redefining Tradition, Lindsey A.Conklin, Sandra NasserEl-Dine; Part 3 Mahrem, the Gaze, and Intimate Gender and Sexual Crossings; Chapter 12 Identity in Alterity, SaadiaAbid; Chapter 13 The Daring Mahrem, SertaçSehlikoglu; Chapter 14 Sexing the Hammam, ElyseSemerdjian; Part 4 The Desiring, Protesting Body and Muslim Authenticity in Fiction and Political Discourses; Chapter 15 Women’s Writing in the Land of Prohibitions, Miral MahgoubAl-Tahawy; Chapter 16 Rewriting the Body in the Novels of Contemporary Syrian Women Writers, MartinaCensi; Chapter 17 The Virgin Trials, SherineHafez; Part 5 Re-Theorizing Iranian Diaspora and “Islamic Feminism” in Iran; Chapter 18 Can the Secular Iranian Women’s Activist Speak?, LeilaMouri, Kristin SorayaBatmanghelichi; Chapter 19 Queering the “Iranian” and the “Diaspora” of the Iranian Diaspora, FarhangRouhani;