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Fieldwork and Family,s ethnographic portraits of engagement and marital rituals, beauty ideals, and beautification, and an ethnographic portrait of women’s interactions in the public bathhouses. All of this ethnographic detail provides a depiction of the context in which women’s waged labor takes place.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-87529-1. The destabilization of biologically essentialist ideals of masculinity through female masculinity in the laboring process is key. This chapter also returns to central concerns regarding Tunisian women’s rights, empowerment, and the navigation of hegemonic gender constructions.

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