Reinventing Love?

Corinne Fortier is Anthropologist. She is researcher at the French National Centre of Scientific Research (CNRS) and member of Social Anthropology Lab (LAS) (CNRS-EHESSCollège de France-Universités PSL, Paris). She has conducted research in Mauritania, in Egypt and on Islamic scriptural sources related to gender, body, seduction, bioethics, and family law. Aymon Kreil is Assistant Professor in the Department of Languages and Cultures at Ghent University. He has conducted most of his research in Egypt, on the issues of love, sexuality, consumption and psychological counselling. Irene Maffi is Professor of Cultural Anthropology at the University of Lausanne. She has conducted research in Jordan, Palestine, Tunisia and Switzerland and her scientific interests include reproductive health, sexuality, medical technologies, abortion, contraception, doctor-patient relationships, gender and class inequalities.

lt;p>Romance in the Arab World - The Art of Playing Tuql. How to 'Make' Love in Egypt - The Expenses of Love: Seduction, Poetry and Jealousy in Mauritania - Practices of Love in Ramallah. Between Colonization, Norms and Individualism - Pixel Outlines of Intimacy. Online Love among Young People in Muscat - Who Is the Right One? The Meanings of (Marital) Love in the United Arab Emirates - Romantic Love and Finding a Place in Life: Jordanian University Students and Their Loving Subjectivities - Uncertainties and Shifting Forms of Intimacy in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia - (Im)Possible Matches: Love and Intimacy in the Lives of Unmarried Mothers in Morocco