Febe Armanios: History and Religions of the Middle East
Febe Armanios
Assistant Professor of History
on leave academic year
Phone: 802.443.5212
Email: farmanio@middlebury.edu
Topics she can discuss include: - Middle Eastern history
- Islamic religious history
- gender in Middle Eastern history
- ethnic and religious minorities in the Middle East
Febe Armanios is an assistant professor of history at Middlebury College. She joined the faculty in 2004 and teaches courses on the history of Islam and the Middle East, politics and culture in the modern Middle East, and women in Islam.
Recent publications include “A Christian Martyr under Mamluk Justice: The Trials of Salib (d. 1512) according to Muslim and Coptic Sources,” co-authored with Boğaç Ergene, in Muslim World (2006); “Women, Gender and Sectarianism/Confessionalism: Egypt,” in the Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures (2004); “‘The Virtuous Woman’: Images of Gender in Modern Coptic Society,” in Middle Eastern Studies (2002).
Armanios received her B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. from the Ohio State University.
