Titlebook: Creating the New Egyptian Woman; Consumerism, Educati Mona L. Russell Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004

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B. Der Vertragsarzt im System der GKV,hology. These studies highlight the significance of textbooks for understanding cultural norms and values. Textbooks have the advantage of being more accessible than what is taught in the home or learned from other sources. Nevertheless, many of these studies fail to examine the historical and polit

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A. Einleitung und Gang der Untersuchung, ideals to which middle-class Egyptians aspired. The ideal home depicted in textbooks was a small-scale version of the “house that Ismail built.” Its structure and organization were Western, with its all-important divisions, layout, and surrounding gates, just as the country itself had been dissecte

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Education: Creating Mothers, Wives, Workers, Believers, and Citizens. Her role in the home and in raising the children was supreme and unquestioned, and it was necessary for the cause of the nation. Nevertheless, as she entered the new stores, schools, and professions, the extent of her liberties remained a source of debate and contention.

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B. Der Vertragsarzt im System der GKV,Western products displacing indigenous ones.. This chapter offers a brief history of consumer culture and advertising in the West in order to highlight similarities and differences between their development in the two contexts. Traditional “coming of the West” accounts tend to overlook indigenous tr

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Wasserkraft und Projektfinanzierungted in their exhortations to consumption, that is, there was more congruity between the text and the advertising. Thus, in the United States, a woman reading about the latest developments in kitchen technology, might view an advertisement for refrigerators on the opposing page or in the margins of t

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