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Nuriye Ulviye's Women's Rights Movement and 『Kadınlar Dünyası (Women's World)』: From Ottoman Court Lady to Feminist Journalist

Korean Society for European Integration
This study examines the feminist activism of Nuriye Ulviye, a late Ottoman female journalist and feminist activist, through Kadınlar Dünyası (Women's World), a prominent women's magazine of the period. Born in Gönen in 1893, Nuriye Ulviye entered palace life at a young age due to poverty, receiving an elite education but was compelled to marry an ...
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Women and Law in The Ottoman Society in 18th Century: Some Evaluations on The Right Searching Processes of Women in Amid Court

2017
Kamusal alanın dışına itilmiş veya itilmeye çalışan birçok topluluk gibikadınlarda ilk çağlardan beridir süre gelen tarih yazımı geleneğinde kendilerineyeteri kadar yer bulamamışlardır. Çünkü geleneksel tarih yazımı öznesi erkekolan ve erkeklerin yaşam pratiklerinden kaynaklanan konular etrafındagelişmiştir.
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Social Boundaries of Ottoman Women’s Experience in Eighteenth-Century Galata Court Records

1997
Fatma MÜge GÖÇek, Marc David Baer
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Muslim Women in Court According to the Sijill of Late Ottoman Jaffa and Haifa:

2020
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Women In Early 17th Century Ottoman Judicial Records - The Sharia Court Of Anatolian Kayseri

2011
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Christian Women in an Ottoman World: Interpersonal and Family Cases Brought Before the Shari‘a Courts During the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries (Cases Involving the Greek Community)

2007
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Examples from the Bursa Court Records of Women Seeking Their Rights in the 17th Century Ottoman Empire

2016
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Women s Appearance in Court The Case of Bursa Province in the 16th Century in Ottoman Empire

2009
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