Sophie Schrago
Biographic Data
| ID | 209486 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sophie Schrago |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sophie |
| FAMILY NAME | Schrago |
| SIGNATURE | SCHRAGO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Women's Policy Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Collaboration in documentary filmmaking and its discontents
Collaborative practice can sometimes be flawed and exploitative. Drawing on my ethnographic fieldwork within an Indian Muslim women's organization, my article examines the co‐creative practice and its pitfalls and what it ultimately reveals about reflexivity and the politics of (self)representation. I discuss how my attempt at making a collaborative/co‐authored film project with my research participants became difficult to realize in its theoreti…
Reclaiming Religious and Legal Authority
In 2013, the Indian Muslim Women’s Movement (BMMA) established India’s first women’s Shariʿa court with the objective of improving Muslim women’s lives by reclaiming Islamic tradition for the purpose of emancipation. In an attempt to reform the Muslim Personal Law, BMMA has trained women to become Shari’a law judges and to work toward reshaping legal and cultural norms within the community. Through an ethnography of BMMA women’s Shariʿa courts, t…
Du religieux comme matrice d’émancipation
Cet article examine la spécificité de l’engagement militant féministe du Mouvement indien des femmes musulmanes (BMMA) dont l’objectif est de se réapproprier le savoir religieux et de réinterpréter les textes islamiques à des fins d’émancipation. Par la mise en place de tribunaux chariatiques (Sharia court) féminins, ce travail de subversion des normes au sein de la communauté permet non seulement de l’interpeller sur les discriminations que les …
Féminisme et islam
Cet article propose de repenser le religieux comme vecteur d’émancipation, et de réfléchir sur les stratégies et les enjeux de la mobilisation des femmes indiennes musulmanes, qui font un usage combiné des répertoires religieux et séculier ouvrant sur d’importants éclairages concernant les rapports entre genre, religion et mobilisation. L’engagement d’un grand nombre de femmes musulmanes au sein du Mouvement indien des femmes musulmanes (BMMA) p…
Reclaiming Religious and Legal Authority
In 2013, the Indian Muslim Women’s Movement (BMMA) established India’s first women’s Shariʿa court with the objective of improving Muslim women’s lives by reclaiming Islamic tradition for the purpose of emancipation. In an attempt to reform the Muslim Personal Law, BMMA has trained women to become Shari’a law judges and to work toward reshaping legal and cultural norms within the community. Through an ethnography of BMMA women’s Shariʿa courts, t…
Féminisme et islam
Cet article propose de repenser le religieux comme vecteur d’émancipation, et de réfléchir sur les stratégies et les enjeux de la mobilisation des femmes indiennes musulmanes, qui font un usage combiné des répertoires religieux et séculier ouvrant sur d’importants éclairages concernant les rapports entre genre, religion et mobilisation. L’engagement d’un grand nombre de femmes musulmanes au sein du Mouvement indien des femmes musulmanes (BMMA) p…
Du religieux comme matrice d’émancipation
Cet article examine la spécificité de l’engagement militant féministe du Mouvement indien des femmes musulmanes (BMMA) dont l’objectif est de se réapproprier le savoir religieux et de réinterpréter les textes islamiques à des fins d’émancipation. Par la mise en place de tribunaux chariatiques (Sharia court) féminins, ce travail de subversion des normes au sein de la communauté permet non seulement de l’interpeller sur les discriminations que les …
Reclaiming Religious and Legal Authority
In 2013, the Indian Muslim Women’s Movement (BMMA) established India’s first women’s Shariʿa court with the objective of improving Muslim women’s lives by reclaiming Islamic tradition for the purpose of emancipation. In an attempt to reform the Muslim Personal Law, BMMA has trained women to become Shari’a law judges and to work toward reshaping legal and cultural norms within the community. Through an ethnography of BMMA women’s Shariʿa courts, t…
Collaboration in documentary filmmaking and its discontents
Collaborative practice can sometimes be flawed and exploitative. Drawing on my ethnographic fieldwork within an Indian Muslim women's organization, my article examines the co‐creative practice and its pitfalls and what it ultimately reveals about reflexivity and the politics of (self)representation. I discuss how my attempt at making a collaborative/co‐authored film project with my research participants became difficult to realize in its theoreti…
Political science (4 works) · Art (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues (1 work) · Anthropology (1 work) · Artistic and Creative Research (1 work) · Cinema and Media Studies (1 work) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (1 work)