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65 years later Najat currently lives with her elderly husband. Two of her children live in Amman, while her eldest son travels frequently for work. She has eight grandchildren most of whom reside in Amman also. In the 2000s, Najat’s husband retired at an early age and this shaped their lives thereafter. In a way, her husband’s early retirement slowed down the pace of Najat’s life as she started spending more time with him at home, growing old together rather quickly. Currently, and as a result of this early confinement, Najat’s husband is quite dependent on her, while she is dependent on her children. Her life revolves around taking care of her husband, who has had dementia for a few years. Consequently Najat’s mobility, social life and daily activity are totally dependent on and conditioned by her husband's state. This early retirement and confinement was one of the factors that contributed to shaping Najat’s perception of security at the present time. It is strongly associated with the complexity of life; its fast‐paced nature and quick development is troubling her. To Najat, life is no longer simple, the streets are no longer safe and not all faces are familiar. Siham also takes care of her elderly husband but is still very active as the founder and president of the Palestinian Cultural Center. Her children and grandchildren are scattered all around the world and Siham explicitly attributes this to the fact that they are Palestinian. She asks why she has to live away from her children and grandchildren at this age and time and answers that it is the price she has to pay for being Palestinian. There is also a strong relationship between her perception of security and Palestine. Would she finally feel stable in Amman? She "will never feel secure or stable while Palestine is under occupation." Presently, both women are in their seventies. What distinguishes this timeframe from the first three is that it is associated with old age. Naturally, old age brings along with it a new set of insecurities; fear of growing old and becoming more dependent, fear of the unknown and a feeling of disconnect from the surrounding younger generation and environment. Siham is more independent and active than Najat, however narratives of both highlight some insecurities. For Najat, the change that she sees in technology and communication is drastic and perhaps it reminds her, or is linked to, the change that the Nakba introduced into her life. Siham on the other hand seems to be handling such developments well but the impact that the Nakba had on her sense of dignity is still very visible today. Both women, 65 years later, still remember very vivid details of the Nakba, however their narratives today are different. Najat speaks about it with remorse and sadness; she does not blame it for any of her current circumstances. Siham, on the other hand, blames the Nakba for the fact that her children live in different countries today, as opposed to for example, the economic opportunities that these countries offer. Conclusions The conceptual framework that I built this research on argues that the vital core of human beings − survival, livelihood and dignity – should be protected at all times in order to sustain human fulfillment. This research highlights the impact that the Nakba had on two Palestinian women and shows that in many cases; at least one element of their vital core was threatened. The Nakba resulted in the banishment of an entire people and with them their history, culture and livelihood. Although many Palestinians share this common epiphany, the impact the Nakba had on Palestinians as individuals varies greatly. In this research I selected two women with originally a similar background, however as the results of the research show, their journeys thereafter and the impact that had on them as individuals are very different. Despite similarities in the coping mechanisms that were available to them, Najat and Siham lived very different lives following the Nakba. The reasons behind this may vary; Siham’s upbringing contributed to the politicization of the rest of her life, while Najat’s personality and nature helped her adjust to different transitions. Factors such as age, gender, personality and upbringing are only one side of the coin. In my opinion, what also contributes to such differences is perception. That is what this research highlights as well; the impact of the Nakba was explored through the women’s perceptions which varied. On
the one hand, Najat expressed repeatedly that despite the hardships her family endured, their ‘exile’ was relatively civilized in comparison to other Palestinians, while Siham never perceived it as such. Although many trends and observations can be pulled out from the narratives of Palestinian women and specifically from the literature that I reviewed, I feel it is very hard to generalize the impact that the Nakba had on Palestinians, regardless of the framework adopted. Personally, I believe that research that captures the narratives of Palestinians who lived in Palestine prior to the Nakba is important at this time to feed into the collective memory of the Palestinian people, painting a picture for the younger generation; a picture of the Palestine that their families had once known, with all its history, culture and complexity. Keywords: Women, Nakba, Livelihood, Suvival, Dignity Jude SAJDIi Independent Researcher jsajdi@hotmail.com Jordan Notes 1 Nakba is an Arabic word for catastrophe and refers to the expulsion of more than 750,000 Palestinians from British Mandate of Palestine in 1948, by veteran Zionist leaders and young military Jewish officers. It is also known as the event that resulted in the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. Illan Pappe, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (Oxford: One world Publications, 2006). 2 Dina Mattar, What it means to be Palestinian: Stories of Palestinian Peoplehood (I.B Taurias & Co Ltd, 2011), xii. 3 Pappe, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine. Avi Shlaim, The Iron Wall: Israel and the Arab World (London: Penguin Books, 2000). 4 Rosemary Sayigh, The Palestinians: From Peasants to Revolutionaries (London Zed Books, 1979). Rosemary Sayigh, Too Many Enemies: The Palestinian Experience in Lebanon (London Zed Books, 1994). 5 Julie Peteet, Gender in Crisis: Women and the Palestinian Resistance Movement (Colombia University Press, 1991). 6 Sherna Berger Gluck, “Palestinian Women: Gender Politics and Nationalism,” Journal of Palestine Studies 24, no.3 (1995), http://www.jstor.org/stable/2537876 7 Alkire, S. A Conceptual Framework for Human Security (Working Paper 2). Queen Elizabeth House, University of Oxford (2003): 3. http://economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk/13003/ 8 Alkire, A Conceptual Framework for Human Security. 9 Jiren – is an Arabic word for a boat that was used to carry and transport oranges by sea. Bibliography Alkire, Sabina. A Conceptual Framework for Human Security (Working Paper 2). Queen Elizabeth House, University of Oxford, 2003. http://economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk/13003/ (accessed December 15, 2012) Gluck, Sherna Berger. “Palestinian Women: Gender Politics and Nationalism.” Journal of Palestine Studies 24, no. 3. (1995) http://www.jstor.org/stable/2537876. (accessed March 16, 2014) Matar, Dina. What it means to be Palestinian: Stories of Palestinian Peoplehood. I.B.Tauris &Co Ltd, 2011. Pappe, Illan. The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine. Oxford: One world Publications, 2006. Peteet, Julie. Gender in Crisis: Women and the Palestinian Resistance Movement. Colombia University Press, 1991. Sayigh, Rosemary. The Palestinians: From Peasants to Revolutionaries. London Zed Books, 1979. Sayigh, Rosemary. Too Many Enemies: The Palestinian Experience in Lebanon. London Zed Books, 1994. Shlaim, Avi. The Iron Wall: Israel and the Arab World. London: Penguin Books, 2000.
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olarak görüldü (Kollontai, 2000:
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olarak yaşlı kuşak kadınlardan
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Ataerkil kültürde genelevler ayn
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eşitsizlik alanının yanı sıra
Page 617 and 618: etkilenerek yeniden kurgulanması,
Page 619 and 620: Dolayısıyla anlatıcı kadın, di
Page 621 and 622: Kıbrıs Türk edebiyatına baktı
Page 623 and 624: R. B.: kadın, 1946 doğumlu, ilkok
Page 625 and 626: KADIN FOLKLORU VE SÖZLÜ GELENEKLE
Page 627 and 628: yola çıkarak, kilamın, stran ve
Page 629 and 630: demek yetmemektedir ve “kadın de
Page 631 and 632: dinletilerinin olması da bu durumu
Page 633 and 634: GÜL KÜLTÜRÜNDE KİŞİ ADLARI V
Page 635 and 636: Tablo 1. Tanrıçadan bugüne gül
Page 637 and 638: (Ö 2 ) bütünleştiği (Ö 2 V N
Page 639 and 640: Notlar 1 Kayıtların geçmişi Mez
Page 641 and 642: EVLENME VE DÜĞÜN ERTESİ TÖRENL
Page 643 and 644: durumu anlatmaktadır. 90'lı yıll
Page 645 and 646: Eski ve orta kuşaklarca gelenek fa
Page 647 and 648: AGATHA CHRISTIE VE KERİME NADİR
Page 649 and 650: metni bitirir. 5 Özel hayatına ay
Page 651 and 652: edilseler de bunlar mutlu sonla bit
Page 653 and 654: Dergisi, Sayı 292. Kış 2007‐20
Page 655 and 656: telakki eden, özellikle kadın oku
Page 657 and 658: 1 Kerime Nadir, Romancının Dünya
Page 659 and 660: Lüsyen’in ailesiyle çatışmas
Page 661 and 662: şehre gidiyordu. Hâmid’in kimya
Page 663 and 664: WOMEN'S EXPERIENCE
Page 665 and 666: their fathers. Siham’s father was
Page 667: My father passed away while I was i
Page 671 and 672: Women’s petitions and telegrams t
Page 673 and 674: do agriculture and they worked nigh
Page 675 and 676: Aşk ağlatır dert söyletir elbet
Page 677 and 678: WE WILL SHOW YOU THAT YOU ARE A WOM
Page 679 and 680: You have to accept what is happenin
Page 681 and 682: subjugation in most African societi
Page 683 and 684: MODERNIZATION AND WOMEN EDUCATION I
Page 685 and 686: He told Kemal Efendi, ‐‐ I give
Page 687 and 688: teachers for Rüshdiye schools. All
Page 689 and 690: READING HABITS AMONG WOMEN IN THE D
Page 691 and 692: From libraries to bookshops Althoug
Page 693 and 694: 19 Iorga, Femeile în viața neamul
Page 695 and 696: ecounting her experience of veiling
Page 697 and 698: When our respondents veiled abruptl
Page 699 and 700: Moreover, by sticking together and
Page 701 and 702: KAMUSAL TARTIŞMALARDA KADIN SİYAS
Page 703 and 704: yapılanışı içerisinde kadınla
Page 705 and 706: siyasette yer almalarını etkileye
Page 707 and 708: Beşpınar, seçmen kadınların de
Page 709 and 710: İKİNCİ DÜNYA SAVAŞI SONUNDA SA
Page 711 and 712: Sertel’e göre faşizm geri bir i
Page 713 and 714: September 27, 2013. http://global.b
Page 715 and 716: Toplumun dinamikliğini gösteren
Page 717 and 718: hemcinsi ile kurduğu duygusal bağ
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Bütün bunların ‘kurgu’lanara
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1924 yılına ait Fransızca bir be
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10 Çalışlar, Biyografisine Sığ
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sonrası bütün Batılı değerler
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onun kurumlarına da yönelik olmas
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6 Huda Shaarawi, Harem Years: The M
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BİRBİRİNE DEĞEN HAYATLAR Umut B
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Janis içkiye ve uyuşturucuya on a
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Acı çeker çünkü geleneksel gü
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21 S.Reynolds and J. Press, Seks İ
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olay olarak ele alınacak üç vaka
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tarihlerine ışık tutmayı amaçl
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Sexuality and Museums: A Routledge
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KADINLARIN ANLATILARINDA SAĞLIK VE
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ir toplam gibi birikmiş benliğimi
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Saygınlık uyandıracak bir zarafe
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ahlaki ve estetik yargılardan bağ
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WOMEN'S VOICES IN RELIGIOUS DISCOUR
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the dominant ideology of local soci
Page 757 and 758:
from worldly degradation” and all
Page 759 and 760:
Some readers may consider such narr
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Sakkoudion, in Bithynia, Plato beca
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Ester Kreitman was productive as a
Page 765 and 766:
The Orthodox discourse is grounded
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PLACING A FEMALE PERSON AT THE CENT
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(1888‐1954). This kind of idylliz
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(1) polemics and apologetics betwee
Page 773 and 774:
edited by Maria Heidegger, Nina Kog
Page 775 and 776:
This novel is a hybrid with boundar
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proclaims her miraculous pregnancy.
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of a she‐god. Yahweh, you should
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36 Ibid., 83. 37 Virginia Woolf, Th
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CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN US: A VISUAL
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1. The participants represent their
Page 787 and 788:
young Muslim women living in large
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WOMEN'S EXPERIENCE IN THE MIDDLE EA
Page 791 and 792:
well as from ideas of women as a mo
Page 793 and 794:
In response to the screams of Hamid
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Concluding remarks Having read and
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The Dynamics of Change in Conflict
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DANCING WOMEN'S LIVES, WOMEN LIVING
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Rather than only recounting history
Page 803 and 804:
A similar process is at work in Nef
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agency moving beyond polarization,
Page 807 and 808:
postmodern art trend in the USA. 36
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OBITUARIES INTO LIFE HISTORIES: WOM
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mercantile ethos (liberal and ratio
Page 813 and 814:
adds that she managed the money so
Page 815 and 816:
Haddad, Yvonne and Jane Smith, “W
Page 817 and 818:
distinctions between the person wri
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[…] and slowly everything changed
Page 821 and 822:
Chapel Hill: The University of Nort
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HALİÇLİ KÖPRÜ ROMANINDA ETNİK
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karşılaşabilecek ya da bakışı
Page 827 and 828:
Hepimiz bir yıllığına gelmişti
Page 829 and 830:
Bedenleri” çev. Tansel Güney, d
Page 831 and 832:
Ümmülbanu'nun hayatı Azerbaycan'
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Dış dünyanın insan hayatında b
Page 835 and 836:
EDEBİYAT VE OTO/BİYOGRAFİK KURMA
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Seçilmiş Hikayeler Dizisi’nde y
Page 839 and 840:
Kısa bir süre sonra kocasının e
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GEÇ DÖNEM ONDOKUZUNCU YÜZYIL OSM
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Emine Semiye Emine Semiye Hanım d
Page 845 and 846:
ana dönem kadınları hakkında be
Page 847 and 848:
Bektaş (İstanbul: Klasik Yayınla
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WRITING (OF) THE SELF IN JANE EYRE:
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mediation by the screen as a functi
Page 853 and 854:
though the narrator is true to the
Page 855 and 856:
esidue of unprocessed mourning but
Page 857 and 858:
RELATIONS TROUBLE IN ANNA KOWALSKA
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The perception of the world by the
Page 861 and 862:
OYUNLARDA KADINLAR WOMEN IN PLAYSCR
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about their weaknesses and fears, s
Page 865 and 866:
means that writer is actually an an
Page 867 and 868:
history that she personally had con
Page 869 and 870:
ANTİK YUNAN TRAGEDYALARINDA TOPLUM
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toplumda hüküm süren ataerkil bi
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Elektra oyunu mitin bu noktasından
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4 Althusser, 266. 5 Terry Eagleton,
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EDUCATION, PROFESSION, EMANCIPATION
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dominated societal institution,”
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they were assigned too many respons
Page 883 and 884:
“Forget about it, don’t irritat
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6 Joan I. Roberts and Thetis M. Gro
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EXPERIENCES OF MUSLIM AMERICAN WOME
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I said to myself it cannot be ‐my
Page 891 and 892:
It is obvious from the examples I h
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GROWING UP IN ROMANIA IN THE 1970s
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The burst of laughter her story may
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us that there were people who were
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Kling, Vincent. “Translator’s A
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