Many American writers visited Morocco. Paul Bowles ended up living there for fifty-two years. This book looks at how Bowles's preoccupation with Moroccan customs, specifically "meditations and a state of being 'in-between'" permeated his work.
Many American writers visited Morocco. Paul Bowles ended up living there for fifty-two years. This book looks at how Bowles's preoccupation with Moroccan customs, specifically "meditations and a state of being 'in-between'" permeated his work.
Bouchra Benlemlih is professor in the department of English at Ibn Zohr University.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Allen Hibbard Introduction Realizing the Textual Space: Meta fictional Speculations in Paul Bowles's Work Chapter 1 Moroccan Oral Stories: Translation and Mediation Chapter 2 Without Stopping: The Memory of that Memory Chapter 3 Selected Fiction: The Myth of the Fall into Modernity Conclusion Morocco: Paul Bowles' Peripheral Centre
Foreword by Allen Hibbard Introduction Realizing the Textual Space: Meta fictional Speculations in Paul Bowles's Work Chapter 1 Moroccan Oral Stories: Translation and Mediation Chapter 2 Without Stopping: The Memory of that Memory Chapter 3 Selected Fiction: The Myth of the Fall into Modernity Conclusion Morocco: Paul Bowles' Peripheral Centre
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