[PDF] Top 20 The expression of sexuality in the Arab world: Tunisia

... A la hora de hablar de sexualidad en el mundo árabe, debemos tener en cuenta que el concepto (al-ŷinsīya), y todo lo relacionado con él, se considera tabú. Esto, por supuesto, no quiere decir que la sexualidad no se ... See full document

... debate in Tunisia since the ...to the veil in Algeria was part of the effort to destroy the originality of a ...wearing the hijab, the ... See full document

... set of views confirms that the Arab spring has started as an authentic popular social movements that led by youth forces, then hijacked by interest groups such as the Islamic movements and ... See full document

... estimate of the median prevalence turned out to be much higher at ...7.5/1000, in comparison to ...by the robustness of the methodology we had ...upon the various risk ... See full document

... acknowledges the accusatory threat to his face if shown to be complicit in the lie when he says ‘I’m very careful in what I’m ...While the responses are clearly evasive, the ... See full document

... disbelief in her son’s task in the world – undermines the canonical narrative of the ...instance in which this becomes evident relates to the chair that Mary ... See full document

... In fact, the novel's use of Caddy as the absent element that always returns and that resists symbolisation confers on her (as popular culture text) the status of the real, at the same [r] ... See full document

... spite of the evident bias of US policies in favor of Israel, the role of the US in the Arab- Israeli conflict has been indispensable both to ... See full document

... responsibility in the education of sexuality has been approached by scholars of the subject such as: Castellanos (1995); Carvajal (1998-2013); López (1996-2010); Rafael (2003- ... See full document

... to the Roman period, when it was one of the biggest Roman cities in the ...read in a street network; owing its matrix to the Roman grid ...established in a clear ... See full document

... In this view, besides the cognitive dimensión, communication and discourse also manifest an interactional dimensión. In other words, they are collectively managed, negotiated, and even [r] ... See full document

... with the fixed conceptual taxonomies of adults. In the latter, every object is accorded but one function, and thereby loses its potential ...tyranny of univocal mean- ing “dramaturgical ... See full document

... decline. The number of tourists has dropped sharply in the March 2011 in the Middle East as reported by the World Tourism ...Organization. In 2010 reached ... See full document

... Although in her classic essay “Characteristics of Negro Expression” Zora Neale Hurston sarcastically claimed that “(t)he Negro is not a Christian really” (1997: 56), her third novel, Moses, Man ... See full document

... (Invitrogen). The cells were grown in a 6-multiwell and then the desired treatment was ...purification of the RNA the cells were washed with PBS, 1 ml of Trizol was added ... See full document

... incorporation of sexuality as a fundamental element for the liberation of women is an aspect of feminism from the 60’s and 70’s of the 20th ...century. The ... See full document

... policies of the Israeli Government contributed only in deepening the feelings of injustice and ...revenge-seeking. The pre-dominantly right wing government openly declared that ... See full document

... part in this supermarket boom as well. Between 1980 and 2001, each of the fi ve largest global supermarket chains (all based in Europe or the United States) expanded the number ... See full document

... system in the months ahead will have foremost implications for US for- eign policy in the Middle East and for other states in the region ruled by monarchs and ...with the ... See full document

... indicator of the speak- er’s identity and context” (James, 1999: ...2) The same could be said of poets Una Marson and Louise Bennett (Firth, 2001: ...And of Sam Selvon, too, who ... See full document