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Constructing the orient: North Africa in the short stories of Albert Camus and Paul Bowles
This thesis looks at how the Other is constructed in Western short fiction. Western writers have represented the Orient through the ages, calling on images disseminated by Orientalism. Such representations result in deconstructing the humanity of the Other and denying them a voice, as Edward Said ha...
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2015
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