P¿nar Sar¿göl is a lecturer teaching politics. She has published monographs and articles on contemporary Turkish politics, and on theory of gender politics and new racism.
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Acknowledgements Abbreviations 1 Introduction The Conceptualisation of Ideal Womanhood in Post-2002 Turkey 1 The Conceptualisation of Problematic Womanhood and Governmentality 2 Changing Patterns of Womanhood in Post-2002 Turkey 3 Insights from Foucault’s Method 4 Selection of the Research Sources 5 Structure of the Book 6 Concluding Remarks 2 The Closed Circuits of the Woman’s Sexuality and Temperate Seductiveness 1 Islamic Virtues on Woman’s Sexuality 2 The Imagined Population in the New Gender Regime 2.1 Islamic Heteronormativity and Its Performances 2.2 Contouring Gender Justice 3 Intimacy in Public or the Intimacy of the Public? 3.1 To Veil or Not to Veil 3.2 On the Political Representations of Women 3.3 Policing Public Morality 4 Concluding Remarks 3The Sacred Family Portrait Balance, Uniformity, Patience and Piety 1 Understanding the Family in Its Cooperative Manner 2 True Womanhood and Unmanageable Fields of Government 2.1 The New Definition of Womanhood 2.2 Awakening the Sense of Motherhood 2.3 Some Facts: Adultery, Homosexuality, Prostitution, Brothels and the Like 3 The Last Sight on Family 3.1 Consulting Services for the Betterisation of Family 3.2 Divorce as an Impossible Practice 4 Concluding Remarks 4 Reconsidering Violence as a Disciplinary and Regulatory Apparatus 1 Statistical Facts and the Hard Truth 2 Rape as a Justified Reaction against the Impropriety 3 From Crimes of Honour to Crimes of Passion 4 Political Reality and the Depoliticisation of Violence 4.1 Protective Mechanisms and Legal Applications 4.2 Manhood and Violence 4.3 Gendered Mediation 5 Concluding Remarks 5 Islamic Neoliberal Female Subjectivity in Post-2002 Turkey 1 Reading Political Islamism in Its Own Governmental Nature in Turkey 2 Islamic Neoliberal Governmentality: Challenging the Unity of Sovereign Power, Disciplinary Power and Biopower 3 Rethinking Gender Justice in the Context of Islamism and Neoliberalism 4 The Exclusion and Inclusion of Women at the Intersection of Differences 5 Concluding Remarks 6 Conclusions Resistance for the Better References Index
Acknowledgements Abbreviations 1 Introduction The Conceptualisation of Ideal Womanhood in Post-2002 Turkey 1 The Conceptualisation of Problematic Womanhood and Governmentality 2 Changing Patterns of Womanhood in Post-2002 Turkey 3 Insights from Foucault’s Method 4 Selection of the Research Sources 5 Structure of the Book 6 Concluding Remarks 2 The Closed Circuits of the Woman’s Sexuality and Temperate Seductiveness 1 Islamic Virtues on Woman’s Sexuality 2 The Imagined Population in the New Gender Regime 2.1 Islamic Heteronormativity and Its Performances 2.2 Contouring Gender Justice 3 Intimacy in Public or the Intimacy of the Public? 3.1 To Veil or Not to Veil 3.2 On the Political Representations of Women 3.3 Policing Public Morality 4 Concluding Remarks 3The Sacred Family Portrait Balance, Uniformity, Patience and Piety 1 Understanding the Family in Its Cooperative Manner 2 True Womanhood and Unmanageable Fields of Government 2.1 The New Definition of Womanhood 2.2 Awakening the Sense of Motherhood 2.3 Some Facts: Adultery, Homosexuality, Prostitution, Brothels and the Like 3 The Last Sight on Family 3.1 Consulting Services for the Betterisation of Family 3.2 Divorce as an Impossible Practice 4 Concluding Remarks 4 Reconsidering Violence as a Disciplinary and Regulatory Apparatus 1 Statistical Facts and the Hard Truth 2 Rape as a Justified Reaction against the Impropriety 3 From Crimes of Honour to Crimes of Passion 4 Political Reality and the Depoliticisation of Violence 4.1 Protective Mechanisms and Legal Applications 4.2 Manhood and Violence 4.3 Gendered Mediation 5 Concluding Remarks 5 Islamic Neoliberal Female Subjectivity in Post-2002 Turkey 1 Reading Political Islamism in Its Own Governmental Nature in Turkey 2 Islamic Neoliberal Governmentality: Challenging the Unity of Sovereign Power, Disciplinary Power and Biopower 3 Rethinking Gender Justice in the Context of Islamism and Neoliberalism 4 The Exclusion and Inclusion of Women at the Intersection of Differences 5 Concluding Remarks 6 Conclusions Resistance for the Better References Index
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