The Wandering Palestinian as Reflected in the Novel Imra'at Al-Risāla by The Palestinian Writer Rajā' Bakriyya
The article examines the writing of Rajā' Bakriyya, who is considered a prominent new generation Palestinian woman writer in Israel, focusing on her latest novel, Imra'at al-risāla (The Letter Woman, 2007). It points to the way Bakriyya feminizes the novel from every possible aspect, even...
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Journal of Semitic studies
Year: 2019, Volume: 64, Issue: 2, Pages: 565-581 |
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