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juldeaSo. In about two hours, give or take a bit of time where I slacked off (such as posting that one thing about the camel), I have skimmed through a 376-page graduate-level textbook on radical Islam and pulled out the bits that were relevant to my paper (the status of women in the past 30 years). This book was more about the rise and fall of the Islamic movement as a whole and therefore had little to offer to my paper.
The next and final book I have to use is a 289-page, for-the-masses-level book that is only about Islamic women. I can't decide if skimming it for citations will be more or less time consuming than the last book. It will be easier to penetrate, but involve much more contemplation of relevance.
It's 10pm already, should I continue? Hmmm. We'll find out, after this short break.
The next and final book I have to use is a 289-page, for-the-masses-level book that is only about Islamic women. I can't decide if skimming it for citations will be more or less time consuming than the last book. It will be easier to penetrate, but involve much more contemplation of relevance.
It's 10pm already, should I continue? Hmmm. We'll find out, after this short break.