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Finally, remember that we are directing attention to gender equality because it is an important development (and human rights) issue, not because we have the answers about what a society based on gender equality would be. Nor will (or should) women and men in other societies necessarily make the same choices we do.
Gender Relations in the Yacoubian Building. Introduction. Gender relationships are power and place to all women in an unequal position compared to men, i.e. subordination. This does not mean that every woman is subordinate to a man, but the social organization of gender relations as a whole puts women in an inferior position compared to all men. In this paper, we are going to discuss gender relations in the book the Yacoubian Building (Salama, 7). This book is very much concerned with gender roles and sexuality in contemporary Egypt - perhaps ironic, considering Western views of Islam and sex.