by Necla Kelek · tapa dura · ISBN 9783462036862
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«Die verlorenen Söhne» is the essay by Necla Kelek, published by Kiepenheuer & Witsch in hardcover (217 pages, in German).
Through interviews and biographies of Turkish-Muslim men in Germany, Necla Kelek analyzes how patriarchal structures and honor codes condition their socialization and hinder their integration. Kelek presents them as victims and perpetrators of a system that blocks women's emancipation, and calls for overcoming these traditional roles.
It won the Corine Internationaler Buchpreis 2006 in the nonfiction category.
For readers interested in the debate on integration, Islam and gender roles in contemporary German society.
