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revolution is part of the Palestinian revolution and the Palestinian revolution is part of the world revolution".l This awareness guided the path of the Palestinian women in real life, as early as 1925, when Mary Shehadeh, a journalist was quoted saying: "I was extremely interested in the question of
revolution is part of the Palestinian revolution and the Palestinian revolution is part of the world revolution".l This awareness guided the path of the Palestinian women in real life, as early as 1925, when Mary Shehadeh, a journalist was quoted saying: "I was extremely interested in the question of
the life and works of Arab-American writers is part of a much broader attempt at free exploration into the nature of an intricate process of inter-relationships between creativity and exile. In a previous unpublished work in Arabic, I originally conducted such an inquiry focusing on literary
the life and works of Arab-American writers is part of a much broader attempt at free exploration into the nature of an intricate process of inter-relationships between creativity and exile. In a previous unpublished work in Arabic, I originally conducted such an inquiry focusing on literary
Patricia Waugh, manifests so much self-reflexivity that it bothers upholders of theory at large.5 The ques- tion raised against indulgence in self-reflexivity or "narcissistic narra- tives," as Linda Hutcheon terms the art,6 amounts to a critique of its lack of commitment to life, its possible co
Salim Barakat's use of the fantastic is couched in realistic detail and dialogic interventions that make it a locus for the real itself. It inhabits Kurdish life and memory and redirects attention to a culture of great richness. \Vritten in flow- ing classical Arabic, and capturing the shades of
his wife a lesson. His flights to Yush were to become a regular feature of his life. It is true that these were particularly hard times for the young poet, who had to earn his living at a job 41 Ibid., p. 59. 42 Ibid., pp. 59–60. 43 Ibid., pp. 60–61. nima yushij: a life 39 he loathed. But Nima never
-Islamic period, or jiihiliyya), we find that already a number of women poets had risen to prominence. They were primarily celebrated for their skill in composing elegies for the dead. Most famous of these, certainly, was the latejiihiliyya poetess al-Khansa' of the BanD. Sulaym tribe (living just north of
-Islamic period, or jiihiliyya), we find that already a number of women poets had risen to prominence. They were primarily celebrated for their skill in composing elegies for the dead. Most famous of these, certainly, was the latejiihiliyya poetess al-Khansa' of the BanD. Sulaym tribe (living just north of
), and for the same reason has found a new lease of life in EM verbs, to which it is invariably applied with the role of a verbal marker. 7. Inflexion The inflexional morphology of loan verbs, on the other hand, is almost exclusively of S origin. While fully integrated loans (Types A and B) conform