A novella by a popular Egyptian writer that explores the struggle against tyrannical oppression, set in the rich cultures of Sub-Saharan Africa.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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CMES Modern Middle East Literatures in Translation
Radwa Ashour, a native of Cairo, is Professor of English at Ain Shams University. She has written several well-known novels and short stories, as well as critical works on Arabic literature. Barbara Romaine has taught Arabic for fifteen years and is the translator of another Egyptian novel, Aunt Safiyya and the Monastery.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Translator’s Note on Transliteration and Pronunciation Siraaj: An Arab Tale Chapter One: Amina and the Sea Chapter Two: The Cares of the Sultan Chapter Three: An Account of What Happened to Saïd Chapter Four: Ammar’s Reminiscences Chapter Five: The Ringdove Chapter Six: The Return of the Wanderer Chapter Seven: Forbidden Coffee Chapter Eight: The Locked Vault Chapter Nine: The Festival Chapter Ten: Saïd’s Dream Chapter Eleven: The Well-Kept Secret Chapter Twelve: The Lamp Glossary Notes
Acknowledgments Introduction Translator’s Note on Transliteration and Pronunciation Siraaj: An Arab Tale Chapter One: Amina and the Sea Chapter Two: The Cares of the Sultan Chapter Three: An Account of What Happened to Saïd Chapter Four: Ammar’s Reminiscences Chapter Five: The Ringdove Chapter Six: The Return of the Wanderer Chapter Seven: Forbidden Coffee Chapter Eight: The Locked Vault Chapter Nine: The Festival Chapter Ten: Saïd’s Dream Chapter Eleven: The Well-Kept Secret Chapter Twelve: The Lamp Glossary Notes
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