[Feminist Classics 01] • Feminism and Nationalism in the Third World by Jayawardena, Kumari -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Halftitle Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents Dedication Foreword: Saving Solidarity Preface 1. Introduction 2. ‘Civilization’ Through Women’s Emancipation in Turkey

The Tanzimat (Reorganization) The Young Turks Movement The Kemalist Revolution Conclusion

3. Reformism and Women’s Rights in Egypt

Reformism in Egypt Male Reformers and Women’s Rights Nationalism and Protests by Women

4. Women’s Struggles and ‘Emancipation from Above’ in Iran

Women Leaders Male Reformers and Women’s Rights The Policies of Reza Khan

5. Attempts at Women’s Emancipation in Afghanistan: A Note 6. Women, Social Reform and Nationalism in India

Forms of Resistance Agitation Against ‘Certain Dreadful Practices’ Growth of the Reform Movement Agitation by Women Gandhi and Women’s Rights Nehru and Women’s Rights Women in Political Action Conclusion

7. Emancipation and Subordination of Women in Sri Lanka

Buddhism and Women Changes Under Imperialism The Struggle for Political and Franchise Rights Conclusion

8. The Movement for Equal Rights for Women in Indonesia

The Advent of Western Imperialism Kartini and the Issue of Female Education and Emancipation Growth of Nationalism Agitation by Women Conclusion

9. Women’s Struggles for Democratic Rights in The Philippines

The Spanish Conquest and Struggles for National Independence The Period of American Rule Conclusion

10. Feminism and Revolutionary Struggles in China

Confucianism and Women The Reformist Movement Revolt Against the Old Order Women in the Bourgeois Democratic Revolution Women and the May 4th Movement Women and the Revolutionary Struggles of the 1920s and 1930s Two Policies Conclusion

11. Women Reformists and Revolutionaries in Vietnam

Criticism Through Poetry Vietnam and French Imperialism Women and Revolution Conclusion

12. Women and Resistance in Korea

The Struggle Against Foreign Intervention Women During the Period of Japanese Repression Conclusion

13. The Challenge of Feminism in Japan

Position of Women Dress Reform in Japan Education and Westernization Women in the Workforce Women in the Popular Rights Movement Women’s Rights Agitation Militarism and the Women’s Movement Conclusion

Conclusion Bibliography Index