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Proletariat Cinema: The Representation of the Working Class In Egyptian Cinema Over 80 Years
This thesis explores the representation of the working class “Proletariat” in Egyptian Cinema. One of the main goals of the thesis is to investigate how the working class were depicted in the Egyptian Cinema and film industry over 80 years (1940-2020). What picture of the working class was conveyed...
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2023
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