Tayeb Salih: Ideology and the Craft of FictionSyracuse University Press, 2003 M10 1 - 224 pages This book undertakes the first sustained interpretation of all of Tayeb Salih's novels and short stories that constitute a single narrative cycle. The book focuses primarily on the ways in which his work depicts the clashing of Arab ideologies—that is, questions of tradition, modernity, imperialism, gender, and political authority in the Arab world. The analysis of Salih's work elucidates his inventive form, while at the same time delineating both the development and the special character of Salih's art. |
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... forces of secularism and fundamentalism worked in alliance toward the goal of national liberation ; Egypt had been formally independent since 1922 , but the British effectively ruled through a puppet monarchy . In 1952 the military ...
... forces of secularism and fundamentalism worked in alliance toward the goal of national liberation ; Egypt had been formally independent since 1922 , but the British effectively ruled through a puppet monarchy . In 1952 the military ...
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... forces , in the form of labor ac- tivists and Marxist ideologues among the British - educated elites , formed a party along the lines of Marxist - Leninist parties elsewhere ( 44-45 ) ; however , that party never took root as a social ...
... forces , in the form of labor ac- tivists and Marxist ideologues among the British - educated elites , formed a party along the lines of Marxist - Leninist parties elsewhere ( 44-45 ) ; however , that party never took root as a social ...
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Contents
The Early Short Stories | 12 |
The Wedding of Zein | 48 |
Season of Migration to the North | 78 |
Bandarshah | 125 |
The Latest Writings | 169 |
Chronology of the Wad Hamid Cycle | 179 |
References | 183 |
Index | 191 |
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Abdul Hafeez Abu Nuwas African al-Khidr Al-Tayyib Salih Arab world Arabic novel Asha l-Baytat Bakhtin's Bandar Bandarshah becomes Beirut Bilal Cairo characters civilization colonial discourse cultural Cypriot Date Palm Dau al-Beit Doum Tree dream DTWH Egypt English Europe European father gender grandfather Hajj Ahmad Handful of Dates Haneen identity ideology illusion imam Islamic Jean Mahjoub Mahjoub's gang Maryam Meheimeed Meheimeed's Meryoud modern mosque Muhammad Mustafa Sa'eed mystical Nahda narrative narrator Nasr Abu Zayd Ni'ma novella Othello parody patriarchal political postcolonial prayer protagonist Qur'an Rabab religious represents role Salih's fiction scene Season of Migration secular Seif ad-Din sense sexual Shah Shaykh short stories social society spiritual Sudan Sudanese Sufi symbolic Tahtawi Tayeb Salih things tion traditional translation Tree of Wad Umm Bab village Wad Hamid Cycle Wad Rayyes wahm Wedding of Zein Western woman women worldview writing WZOS Zein's
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