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Contesting the dominant other: the case of the Francophone North African writer

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Race and the humanities.

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Mehrez discusses the recent development of bilingual writing among Francophone writers (specifically Arab) as being distinct from the currently-existing alternatives of writing in French while adhering to a metropole perspective or of immersing oneself in Arabic. She points out the political implications of such a choice.

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Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Speaker(s): Assistant Professor of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University., Lecture, April 16, 1988.

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1988-04-16

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Bilingualism and literature; Arabic literature--Foreign countries; Algerian literature (French)

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