Intimate Selving in Arab Families

Discover the intricate dynamics of Arab familial relationships in Intimate Selving in Arab Families by Suad Joseph, published by Syracuse University Press in 1999. This compelling collection of articles, crafted by feminist scholars, delves into the vital roles women play within their families. With a focus on key relationships such as mother-son, brother-sister, co-wives, and father-daughter, the authors illuminate how women contribute to their identities and the broader familial landscape. Spanning 336 pages, this book offers valuable insights into family and relationships, gender studies, and sociology, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the complexities of kinship and social structures in Arab societies. Explore the intersection of gender and family in this thought-provoking work that challenges traditional narratives and celebrates women's agency.