.... New York, 1976 . Bataille, Georges. Visions of Excess, Selected Writings 1927-39. Trans. Allan Stoekl, et al. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1985 . Ben Jelloun, Tahar. “La Déchirure de l'immigration.” L'Express 22 Juin 2000 : 54 -57. ____. L'Enfant de sable. Paris...

... of linguistic anthropological work can novels do? Literary examples are drawn from works by James Baldwin, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Abdellah Taïa, and Mohamed Mbougar Sarr. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by University of Oregon 2024 same-sex sexualities translation indexicality novels...

... in postcolonial contexts as diverse as Dublin and Tangiers, and from James Joyce to Taher Ben Jelloun. Thus, this book offers a critical paradigm for interpreting loss in modern literature: it addresses loss even as it refuses to get mired in trauma theories, which threaten to end with the silent...

... in postcolonial contexts as diverse as Dublin and Tangiers, and from James Joyce to Taher Ben Jelloun. Thus, this book offers a critical paradigm for interpreting loss in modern literature: it addresses loss even as it refuses to get mired in trauma theories, which threaten to end with the silent...

... in postcolonial contexts as diverse as Dublin and Tangiers, and from James Joyce to Taher Ben Jelloun. Thus, this book offers a critical paradigm for interpreting loss in modern literature: it addresses loss even as it refuses to get mired in trauma theories, which threaten to end with the silent...

... in postcolonial contexts as diverse as Dublin and Tangiers, and from James Joyce to Taher Ben Jelloun. Thus, this book offers a critical paradigm for interpreting loss in modern literature: it addresses loss even as it refuses to get mired in trauma theories, which threaten to end with the silent...

... in postcolonial contexts as diverse as Dublin and Tangiers, and from James Joyce to Taher Ben Jelloun. Thus, this book offers a critical paradigm for interpreting loss in modern literature: it addresses loss even as it refuses to get mired in trauma theories, which threaten to end with the silent...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...

... Khoury, Mik- hail Bulgarov, and Tahar Ben Jelloun thereby miss the attention they deserve, but to include them would have overloaded what is already a very full book. At separate times the same events from certain novels are alluded to in order to illustrate different aspects of the magical realist...