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1 online resource (89 pages) |
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Researching Social Psychology Ser |
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Researching Social Psychology Ser
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| Contents |
Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Note on author voice; Chapter 1: New Lights in Familiar Places: Autoethnography; Reference; Chapter 2: When Morals Mean Murder: The Reality and Prevalence of Honor Killing; Theme 1: Muslim-American Women Identify Mainstream Media as a Primary Resource Regarding Honor Killings; Theme 2: Education Is an Essential Component to End Honor Killings; Theme 3: Religion Is Considered a Foundation for Instilling Values and Morals |
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Theme 4: Religion, Culture, and Tradition Are Concepts That Are Deeply Interwoven and Are Difficult to DifferentiateTheme 5: The Term "Respect" Was Used in Place of "Honor" in the Home; Theme 6: Self-RespectIs an Integral Part of Learning How to Be Honorable; Theme 7: Family Is a Core Value When Discussing the Concept of Honor; References; Chapter 3: Exposure: The Role of the Media: Mainstream Media Is a Primary Resource of Information Regarding Honor Killings for Muslim-American Women; References |
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Chapter 4: Liberation Through Education: Education Is an Essential Component to End Honor KillingsReference; Chapter 5: Religion Matters: Religion Is Considered a Foundation for Instilling Values and Morals; References; Chapter 6: Blurred Lines: Religion, Culture, and Tradition Are Concepts That Are DeeplyI nterwoven and Are Difficult to Differentiate; References; Chapter 7: A Multitude of Meanings: The Term "Respect" Was Used in Place of "Honor" in the Home; References; Chapter 8: Calibrating the Compass of Self: Self-RespectIs an Integral Part of Learning How to Be Honorable |
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Chapter 9: Honor Is Thicker Than Blood: Family Is a Core Value When Discussing the Concept of HonorReferences; Chapter 10: Emerging Hope: Summary and Conclusions; Theme 1: Muslim-American Women Identify Mainstream Media as a Primary Information Resource Regarding Honor Killings; Theme 2: Education Is an Essential Component to End Honor Killings; Theme 3: Religion Is Considered a Foundation for Instilling Values and Morals; Theme 4: Religion, Culture, and Tradition Are Concepts That Are Deeply Interwoven and Difficult to Differentiate |
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Theme 5: The Term "Respect" Was Used in Place of "Honor" in the HomeTheme 6: Self-RespectIs an Integral Part of Learning How to Be Honorable; Theme 7: Family Is a Core Value When Discussing the Concept of Honor; References; About the Authors; Index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
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Muslim women -- United States -- Social conditions
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Discrimination & Race Relations.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Minority Studies.
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Muslim women -- Social conditions
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United States
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Ossege, Jennifer M
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Sears, Richard W
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| ISBN |
9781317221791 |
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1317221796 |
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9781317221807 |
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131722180X |
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