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C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd - Critical Muslim 09: The Maghreb - Paperback
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Description: This issue covers the politics history literature and culture of The Maghreb. Robin Yassin - Kassab has an enlightening sojourn in Morocco; Hicham Yezza examines the role of the Berbers in the Arab Spring; Marcia Lynx Qualey is dazzled by the transformative power of Maghrebi poetry; Louis Proyect spends some time with the Jews of the Maghreb; Cecile Oumhani provides a daily account of the Tunisian revolution; Paul Mutter tangles with al - Qaeda in Mali; Robert Irwin wonders if Ibn Khaldun had a mystical vision of history; Julia Melcher explores the absurd world of exiled western writers in Tangiers; John Liechty attempts to get a US visa for his Moroccan wife; Jamal Bahmad watches some revolutionary films; Arie Amaya - Akkermans admires Algerian art; and Anissa Helou tastes some Moroccan street food. Also in this issue: Extracts from a new novel by Amal Hanano and poems by George Szirtes.
Title: Critical Muslim 09: The Maghreb
Brand: C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd
Barcode: 9781849043946
Pages: 256 Pages
Publication Date: 9/15/2014
Series: Critical Muslim
Category: Islamic Studies
Description: This issue covers the politics history literature and culture of The Maghreb. Robin Yassin - Kassab has an enlightening sojourn in Morocco; Hicham Yezza examines the role of the Berbers in the Arab Spring; Marcia Lynx Qualey is dazzled by the transformative power of Maghrebi poetry; Louis Proyect spends some time with the Jews of the Maghreb; Cecile Oumhani provides a daily account of the Tunisian revolution; Paul Mutter tangles with al - Qaeda in Mali; Robert Irwin wonders if Ibn Khaldun had a mystical vision of history; Julia Melcher explores the absurd world of exiled western writers in Tangiers; John Liechty attempts to get a US visa for his Moroccan wife; Jamal Bahmad watches some revolutionary films; Arie Amaya - Akkermans admires Algerian art; and Anissa Helou tastes some Moroccan street food. Also in this issue: Extracts from a new novel by Amal Hanano and poems by George Szirtes.
Title: Critical Muslim 09: The Maghreb
Brand: C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd
Barcode: 9781849043946
Pages: 256 Pages
Publication Date: 9/15/2014
Series: Critical Muslim
Category: Islamic Studies
