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Apr 23, 2010 - Ibrahim's Zaat, Committee, Stealth, and Beirut, Beirut are all available. 10 Beirut Nightmares, by Syrian author Ghada Samman, was. Beirut Nightmares [Ghada Samman] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Beirut Nightmares is set at the height of the Lebanese Civil War. Of Samman's style and the power of her images manages to reach the reader,.

♥ Book Title: Beirut '75 ♣ Name Author: Ghādah Sammān ∞ Launching: 1995 ◊ Info ISBN Link: ⊗ Detail ISBN code: 832 ⊕ Number Pages: Total 117 sheet ♮ News id: j3pyniooGX8C ☯ Full Synopsis: 'Ghada Samman's first full-length novel, originally published in Arabic in 1974, is a creative and daring work which prophetically depicts the social and political causes for the outbreak of the Lebanese civil war in 1975. It addresses the struggles of Arab, and particularly Lebanese, society, but the message is one of the universal human condition. 'Article Ghādah Sammān Statement.' ♥ Book Title: Ghada Al-samman's Beirut '75 ♣ Name Author: George Nicolas El-hage, Ph.d.

∞ Launching: 2017-01-07 ◊ Info ISBN Link: ⊗ Detail ISBN code: 819 ⊕ Number Pages: Total 80 sheet ♮ News id: qlxRMQAACAAJ ☯ Full Synopsis: 'In Beirut '75, Ghada al-Samman shockingly depicts the tragic lives of fictitious characters who find themselves in Beirut, Lebanon prior to the outbreak of the war. Heralded by many critics as being a work that prophesied the Lebanese civil war, Beirut '75 is instead a work that expresses the existential and political views of its author and not the complete reality of the socio-political situation at that critical moment in Lebanese history. Even though Ghada al-Samman argues that the work is not autobiographical and that she does not profess any particular political stance, the work is permeated with her political views and her own personal life experience.

The city of Beirut, torn between the East and the West, can even be viewed as a metaphor for the author herself. 'Article George Nicolas El-hage, Ph.d. Statement.' ♥ Book Title: Beirut Nightmares ♣ Name Author: Ghādah Sammān ∞ Launching: 1997 ◊ Info ISBN Link: UVA:X006046757 ⊗ Detail ISBN code: ⊕ Number Pages: Total 378 sheet ♮ News id: 6LUPAAAAYAAJ ☯ Full Synopsis: 'Beirut Nightmares is set at the height of the Lebanese Civil War. The narrator, trapped in her flat for two weeks by street battles and sniper fire, writes a series of vignettes peopled by an extraordinary cast of characters, some drawn from the amazing waking world and others living only in the sleeping minds of those suffering in the conflict. A pet shop next to the house is filled with terrified animals; the narrator visits them every night and finds that their sufferings parallel those of her innocent and defenceless neighbours in the city streets. A display in an abandoned shop window comes to life as the mannequins step out and join life in the cafes before coming to a terrible end.

'Article Ghādah Sammān Statement.' ♥ Book Title: Anxiety of Erasure ♣ Name Author: Hanadi Al-Samman ∞ Launching: 2015-12-02 ◊ Info ISBN Link: 295 ⊗ Detail ISBN code: ⊕ Number Pages: Total 294 sheet ♮ News id: hoD3CgAAQBAJ ☯ Full Synopsis: 'Far from offering another study that bemoans Arab women’s repression and veiling, Anxiety of Erasure looks at Arab women writers living in the diaspora who have translated their experiences into a productive and creative force.

In this book, Al-Samman articulates the therapeutic effects of revisiting forgotten histories and of activating two cultural tropes: that of the maw’udah (buried female infant) and that of Shahrazad in the process of revolutionary change. She asks what it means to develop a national, gendered consciousness from diasporic locals while staying committed to the homeland. Al-Samman presents close readings of the fiction of six prominent authors whose works span over half a century and define the current status of Arab diaspora studies—Ghada al-Samman, Hanan al-Shaykh, Hamida al-Na‘na‘, Hoda Barakat, Samar Yazbek, and Salwa al-Neimi.