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La table des matières du dernier numéro, toujours en Open Access ci-dessous.Le numéro est téléchargeable intégralement ici : http://dx.doi.org/10.6082/X11b-km37ArticlesAuteur (s)PageIntroduction: Representations of Women in the Mamluk PeriodAntonella GhersettiviiBetween Function and Fiction: The Representation of Women in al-Ibshīhī’s MustaṭrafMirella Cassarino1The Representation of Slave Girls in a Physiognomic Text of the Fourteenth CenturyAntonella Ghersetti21Women and Men in al-Suyūṭī’s Guides to Sex and MarriagePernilla Myrne47Medieval Arabic Islam and the Culture of Gender: Feminine Voices in al-Suyūṭī’s Literature on Sex and MarriageDaniela Rodica Firanescu69The Woman as a Construct: Reconsidering Men’s Image of Women in the Arabic-Islamic World—the Case of Seventeenth-Century CairoPaulina B. Lewicka87Between Venice and Alexandria: Trade and the Movement of Precious Metals in the Early Mamluk PeriodDavid Jacoby115Book ReviewsReviewerPageSarah Büssow-Schmitz,&#160;Die Beduinen der Mamluken: Beduinen im politischen Leben Ägyptens im 8./14. JahrhundertFrank H. Stewart139Adam Talib,&#160;How Do You Say “Epigram” in Arabic? Literary History at the Limits of ComparisonHakan Özkan151