Titlebook: Land Before Honour; Palestinian Women in Kitty Warnock Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 culture.education.libe

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The history of Palestine, was a very small area, less than four hundred kilometres from north to south, and one hundred kilometres from east to west at its widest point. From the beginning of history it was settled and ruled by a number of different peoples. The name Palestine derives from one group of early inhabitants of

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,Women’s position in traditional society,igions, Christianity and Islam (three, of course, but Judaism had little impact on Palestinian society before 1948); two cultures, Mediterranean and Arab; two types of economy, settled agriculture and the nomadic pastoralism of the Arabian deserts. Northern Europeans tended, for reasons of historica

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Articulating the new freedom,sible actors, Palestinian women are well on the road to ‘liberation’ compared with their mothers, or women in many other Arab countries. The progress already made in this direction implies changes in the perception of women and in gender power relations, the sum of which is that women are accepted a

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Education,y it correlates with improvements in family health and standards of living, and in women’s personal independence and access to wealth. Palestinians tend to argue that it is increasing wealth rather than education which is the leading factor in improving women’s lot. They believe that the education o

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Agricultural work, fair reflection of the lives of the women of Palestine’s leisured urban upper class, but it was never representative of the hard-working rural majority. Peasant women work the land, tend animals, supply the material and social needs of their households. Their work is both productive and reproductiv

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Industrial work,ed 10–20 per cent of Palestinian wage workers are female. Several factors have combined to bring women into work. One is the increasing need for money. The material standard of living and expectations have risen exceptionally fast, boosted by the incorporation of the occupied territories into Israel

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