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First published: August 1, 2023 - Last updated: August 1, 2023
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Nadeem E. Kahn
Title: Männlichkeit und ehrbasierte Gewalt in arabischen Quellen zu den Kreuzzügen
Subtitle: Ehre als Handlungsmotiv oder polemisches Narrativ?
In: Gewalt, Krieg und Geschlecht im Mittelalter
Edited by: Amalie Fößel
Place: Berlin
Publisher: Peter Lang
Year: 2020
Pages: 469-494
ISBN-13: 9783631826874 (print) -
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ISBN-13: 9783631830925 (PDF) -
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ISBN-13: 9783631830932 (EPUB) -
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ISBN-13: 9783631830949 (MOBI) -
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Language: German
Keywords:
Medieval History |
Arabic History |
Victims:
Physical Consequences /
Honour Killing;
Types:
Rape /
Crusades
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Author:
Nadeem E. Kahn,
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Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster -
Abstract:
»This study discusses the ways male honour is linked to chastity and corporal integrity of female relatives during wartimes. Based on Muslim sources allowing a glimpse on culture during the Crusades, it examines differences in the depiction of Muslim and Christian gender relations, concluding that the narratives function as anti-Christian polemics.«
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Contents:
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Abstract (p. 469) |
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Einleitung (p. 469) |
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1. Ehre und Gewalt (p. 470) |
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1.1 Ehre - Definitionen (p. 470) |
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1.2 Ehrbasierte Gewalt (p. 472) |
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1.3 Ehre und ehrbasierte Gewalt im klassischen Rechtsdiskurs des Islam (p. 473) |
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2. Autoren und Quellen (p. 477) |
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2.1 Die Kreuzzüge aus muslimischer Perspektive (p.477) |
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2.2 Usāma b. Munqiḏ (p. 479) |
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2.3 Ibn Ǧubayr (p. 480) |
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3. Ehre und Männlichkeit als narrative Elemente (p. 482) |
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3.1 Ehrbasiertes Handeln in Bezug auf Frauen im Kriegsfall (p. 482) |
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3.2 Versuchte Selbst- und Fremdtötungen zur Ehrerhaltung (p.484) |
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3.3 Christliche Frauen und Männer als ehrverletzende Akteure (p. 487) |
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4. Analyse und Schlussbetrachtung(p. 491) |
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War:
Crusades
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