Roses in Salty Soil: Women and Depression in Egypt Today

Roses in Salty Soil: Women and Depression in Egypt TodayThis study aims to fill a research gap in the phenomenology of Egyptian womens experiences and perceptions of affective suffering and psycho social distress. Deconstructing disciplinary boundaries, it presents a cross cultural insight into the interplay among women, culture, and psychological illness, and examines illness triggers, prevalent hierarchies of resort, and common treatment results. Cairo Papers Vol. 28, No. 4.

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including primary production

the city’s 'theatrical geography' is uncovered

It includes some methodological aspects on how different quantitative tools

breeding will become more efficient once the genetic base of the novel – mostly very complex – traits is resolved

This book explores the transformation of the Mamluk state from the perspective of the Jordanian frontier

This chapter describes the use of sodium hypochlorite

Good agricultural practices (GAPs) vary within and among production systems

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