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Exploring Syrian Practices as New Possibilities: A Comparative Study of Urban Catalysts At Al-Hossary And El-Rehab Through Deleuze’s Analysis of Ruptures
Times of crisis can be theorized from a Deleuzian perspective as a ‘rupture’ to the normative modes of living, where, in the case of politically driven migration, both the displaced population and the host society are impacted by imperative change. Recognizing the transformative nature of these rupt...
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2024
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