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141 p, 1.9 MB Me, my mother and dance. An Autoethnography about Muslim Pakistani Women, their relationship to dance and its implications for Dance Movement Therapy / Shahida Parveen, Ahmed ; Panhofer, Heidrun, dir. ; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Facultat de Psicologia
This thesis investigates the author's personal journey with dance in relation to her orthodox Muslim mother's ideals. The author's Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) practice work placement gave her the opportunity to work with women of South Asia and some Muslim Pakistani women. [...]
Esta tesis investiga el viaje personal de la autora con la danza en relación con los ideales de su madre musulmana ortodoxa. La práctica de la terapia del movimiento de danza (DMT) de la autora le dio la oportunidad de trabajar con mujeres del sur de Asia y algunas mujeres musulmanas pakistaníes. [...]
2018
Màster en Dansa Moviment Teràpia [1614]  
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306 p, 2.2 MB La escritora inmigrante procedente de un país musulmán en el campo literario europeo / Bellinzis, Francesco ; Bielsa, Esperança, dir. ; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Departament de Sociologia
Este estudio tiene como principal objetivo, observar y comprender la producción novelística de escritoras de origen inmigrante, procedentes de un país musulmán, poniendo los aspectos simbólicos en el centro de esta interpretación. [...]
This thesis investigates novels written by migrant women, originally from Muslim countries, as a sociological laboratory and how these writers negotiate the migrant background in the literary field. By focusing on selected contemporary European novels and following a sociological approach, I will analyse passages from Igiaba Scego, an Italian writer originally from Somalia, El Hachmi, a Catalan writer originally from Morocco and Faïza Guène, a French writer originally from Algeria. [...]
[Barcelona] : Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2018.  
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