This thesis compares the works of three leading figures in Arab feminism-Fatima Mernissi, Nawal El-Saadawi, and Raja Ben Salama-with a common goal: to dismantle the patriarchal structures of Arab societies, particularly through socialization institutions and the family as the central locus for the reproduction of inequalities.The study analyzes the mechanisms of women's exclusion and their ideological foundations, while highlighting the narrative and theoretical strategies of each author. This comparative analysis reveals both points of convergence in the quest for women's emancipation and conceptual divergences, demonstrating the richness of Arab feminism as a field of critical inquiry.
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