LITERATURE AND NATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST

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contents10 The Predicament of In-Betweenness in the Contemporary LebaneseExilic Novel in EnglishSyrine C. Hout 19011 The Nation Speaks: On the Poetics of Nationalist LiteratureYasir Suleiman 208Bibliography 232Index 257— iv —
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16Between Myth and History: Moshe S
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17Writing the Nation: The Emergence
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118Arabic Poetry, Nationalism andSo
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10 11The Predicament of In-Betweenn
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11 1The Nation Speaks: On the Poeti
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yasir suleimanconferences, the part
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yasir suleimannewly established Ira
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yasir suleimanThe second poem is al
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yasir suleimanhave discussed exampl
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yasir suleiman20. See Suleiman (200
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ibliographyArbel, Mikhal. 1999. Gav
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ibliographyBevan, David (ed.). 1990
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ibliographyCambridge, MA: Harvard U
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ibliographyFrye, Northrop. 1957. An
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ibliographyal-Hardallu, Ibrahim. 19
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ibliographySalim and Muhammad Salih
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ibliographyLee, Charlotte I. and Ti
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ibliographyPolitics of Place. New Y
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ibliographyRottblatt, H. M. 1951. H
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ibliographyliterature 1880-1970. In
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ibliographyDocuments from Sinnar. E
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ibliographyWimsatt, W. K. and Monro
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indexBaghdad, conference on role of
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indexwomen nationalist poets, 212-1
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indexnational self-determination, 4
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indexTibawi, A. L., 131Tirman, John
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