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DESCRIPTION:Joseph Massad will speak on Conjunctive Prepositions: Sexuality
  and/in Islam Conjunctive Prepositions: Sexuality and/in Islam Professor M
 assad is one of the most prominent scholars on masculinity and sexuality w
 ithin Middle East Studies. His first book on colonialism and national iden
 tity in Jordan was based on research that was awarded the Malcolm Kerr Dis
 sertation Award from the Middle East Studies Association. His most recent 
 book tracing Arab social\, cultural and intellectual views on sexual desir
 e Desiring Arabs received the Lionel Trilling Award from Columbia Universi
 ty in 2008. Lunch will be served. Co-Sponsored by the Education Program\, 
 UISFL\, History Department\, and Women's and Gender Studies Department.&nb
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SUMMARY:MES presents: Joseph Massad(2)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Joseph Massad will speak on Conjunctive Prepos
 itions: Sexuality and/in Islam Conjunctive Prepositions: Sexuality and/in 
 Islam Professor Massad is one of the most prominent scholars on masculinit
 y and sexuality within Middle East Studies. His first book on colonialism 
 and national identity in Jordan was based on research that was awarded the
  Malcolm Kerr Dissertation Award from the Middle East Studies Association.
  His most recent book tracing Arab social\, cultural and intellectual view
 s on sexual desire Desiring Arabs received the Lionel Trilling Award from 
 Columbia University in 2008. Lunch will be served. Co-Sponsored by the Edu
 cation Program\, UISFL\, History Department\, and Women's and Gender Studi
 es Department.&nbsp\;
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