Using Edward Said’s concepts of Orientalism, imaginative geography, and contrapuntal reading, this article examines how Susan Abulhawa’s Mornings in Jenin connects identity and memory to the politics of representation. Although previous scholarship has analyzed trauma, exile, national identity, memory, metaphor, and Pa...
Sabah Nouri, F. Amjad· Revista Cultura Científica· 0 citations
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