The Women's and Gender Studies Program presents a Dissertation Diversity Fellowship talk by Shehnaz Haqqani, Ph.D. candidate in Islamic Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. The Women's and Gender Studies Program presents a Dissertation Diversity Fellowship talk by Shehnaz Haqqani, Ph.D. candidate in Islamic Studies at the University of Texas at Austin.
The talk, "Islamic Feminism: Objectives, Methods, and Trends" will introduce Islamic feminism as a significant development in - and part of broader conversations within - Religious Studies and Women's and Gender Studies. Shehnaz Haqqani will discuss the origins of Islamic feminism, highlight some pioneers of the field, and address major themes and trends in current feminist scholarship as well as the future of Islamic feminism as a field of study.
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