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fennia-129457	Culcasi, Karen; Culcasi, Karen	Gendered orientalism and the agency of Syrian, Muslim women refugees	2024	13	.pdf	application/pdf	8688	476	51	Lastly, drawing from interviews I conducted with Syrian Muslim women refugees in Jordan, I highlight the disconnect between the discourses on Syrian refugees in the U.S. and the lives of these women who are coping with the traumas of war and displacement with incredible strength and determination; and they have done so in part through their faith. While such narratives are not new nor necessarily surprising, the victim discourse on Muslim women broadly, and of Syrian Muslim women refugees specifically, stand in stark contrast to the lived experiences of the strong, capable, and pious Syrian Muslim women I interviewed in Jordan.	cache/fennia-129457.pdf	txt/fennia-129457.txt