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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Shireen Hamza\, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow\, Science in Hum
 an Culture\, Northwestern University\n\nThe Proximity of Masculinity: Gend
 er\, Space\, and Medical Authority in Medieval Islam\n\nMasculinities shap
 e intimacy\, and vice versa. Across the medieval Islamic world\,\n	authors 
 of medical texts could draw knowledge from multiple epistemic traditions.
 \n	Often\, their choices were shaped by which authorities they felt closest
  to and sought\n	to emulate in their lives as well as their medical practic
 e. Focusing on the regions\n	surrounding the western Indian Ocean\, I show 
 how physicians and ulema were just\n	as interested in how medical authoriti
 es lived as they were in what they knew. Their\n	interest in these ancient 
 and contemporary medical men helped them shape their own\n	notion of an app
 ropriate medical masculinity.\n\nShireen Hamza is a historian and artist\,
  and an educator with the\n	Prison & Neighborhood Arts/Education Project (P
 NAP). She continues her research on\n	the history of medicine in the mediev
 al Islamic world through a postdoctoral fellowship\n	at Northwestern Univer
 sity.\n
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LOCATION:SSoM seminar room 101\, Peel 3647\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1X1\,
  3647 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Dr. Shireen Hamza - The Proximity of Masculinity: Gender\, Space\, 
 and Medical Authority in Medieval Islam
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