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Cette séance est proposée&#160;dans le cadre du réseau GenderMed "Penser le genre en Méditerranée"&#160;&#160;Elle est&#160;organisée en partenariat avec le groupe&#160;GeFeM - Genre Femmes, Méditerrranée&#160;(TELEMMe)Mardi 18 décembre 2018 de 10h à 12hMMSH salle 101Entrée libre&#160;Intervenant invité&#160; :&#160;Engin AKARLI&#160;Université Sehir, Istambul, TurquieFilles et pères dans le monde ottomanCette communication évoquera es relations père-fille ou fille-père à partir de documents juridiques de première main issus des archives ottomanes, sur le territoire du Liban actuel. This talk is about Najla, a young Druze woman who lost her sanity, caught in a complex webof personal anxieties, patriarchal family relationships, and notable politics. Her refusal tohonor the marriage arrangement made for her by her elders and her taking refuge in theconvent of the nuns who educated her erupted into a problem that invited administrativeaction, the intervention of the law, and royal attention. Najla’s experience points to the fluidrelationships and multifaceted influences that made or broke “selves” under the conditionsand the time in which she lived. I have constructed her story as best I could from scatteredevidence in an effort to shed light on these influences and relationships, above all therelationships between daughters and fathers.Télécharger l'affiche&#160;Affiche_Gendermed_SEM_décembre_2018_diff.pdf