Women's memory
Subtitle: the problem of sources / edited by D. Fatma Türe and Birsen Talay Keşoğlu
Contributors: Keşoğlu, Birsen Talay
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
ISBN-13: 9781443831932
Subjects: Women; History; Research; Historiography; Social conditions; Feminism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Women's memory, whose memory? / Tilly Vriend; title: The Italian Digital Women's Library in the context of Europe / Annamaria Tagliavini; title: New perspectives on the role of the women's library in the digital world / Marjet Douze; title: Visual material as a source for the study of Ottoman women in the early modern era / Betül İpşirli Argit; title: "How to read" instead of "what to read": female authors in Turkish literature as objects/sources of feminist criticism / Ayşegül Yaraman; title: The correspondence of Ottoman women during the early modern period (16th-18th centuries): overview on the current state of research, problems and perspectives / Marina Lushchenko; title: Impact of women letters to the modernization and individualization process of Ottoman women / Ömer Delikgöz and Nazmi Ziya Şehit; title: Petitions as a source in women's history of the Republican period / Hale Yilmaz; title: Source and archive use in teaching women's history in elementary and secondary schools in Turkey / Sevim Can; title: Pressing the "record" button for hearing women's voice in the past / Birsen Talyay Keşoğlu; title: Studying power as asset and liability for women through oral history / Serpil Çakir; title: "Women's oral history and documentary film" / Elif Ekin Akşit; title: Women's narratives as sources for the study of Eshraf families / Ayşe Durakbas, Gül Özsan and Meltem Karadağ; title: Turkish cinema: an institute for identity construction / Deniz Bayrakdar; title: How did Turkish women look? excavating women's cinematic experience in Istanbul, 1922-1950 / Tracey Jean Boisseau and Özgüin Basmaz; title: Yeşiçam films and narrataive patterns in gender studies / Evren Barin Egrik.