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Sexual Imaginativeness in Kamel Riahi’s The Scalpel

Posted on July 5, 2012 by

Illuminations: Sexual Imaginativeness in Kamel Riahi’s Text of The Scalpel By Kaouther Khalil (Translated by Ali Znaidi) The text of The Scalpel (al-Mishrat) stands at a particular and general civilisational crossroad. It is a humoristic reading of the intellectual and … Continue reading →

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The Rape by Hedi Thabet. Reviewed by Sayed Rizq.

Posted on July 1, 2012 by

The Rape a Tunisian Novel Printed in Cairo after a Twenty-year Ban Cairo-Sayed Rizq: Shams for Publishing & Media printed Tunisian author Hedi Thabet’s novel The Rape after it was banned more than twenty years due to its audacity in … Continue reading →

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The Political Novel in Tunisia by Hedi Ghabri. Reviewed by Ahmed Mammou.

Posted on May 14, 2012 by

The Political Novel in Tunisia is a synthetic approach to one of the most important subjects of novels written in Arabic in Tunisia. It is written by Hedi Ghabri, and published by Ichraq-Editions (Tunisia, 2012) in 260 pages. After the … Continue reading →

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