`Hidden transcripts' made public: Israeli Arab fiction and its reception.
Reveals the intentions of literary transcripts to define social differences between Israelis and Arabs. Attempts to redefine Israeli Arab identity by writers; Configuration of Arab stories into the Hebrew language; Works of Emile Habiby on dismantling ideological barriers in Israel; Career profile...
| Publicado en: | Critical Inquiry Vol. 26; no. 1; pp. 85 - 109 |
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University of Chicago Press
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| Sumario: | Reveals the intentions of literary transcripts to define social differences between Israelis and Arabs. Attempts to redefine Israeli Arab identity by writers; Configuration of Arab stories into the Hebrew language; Works of Emile Habiby on dismantling ideological barriers in Israel; Career profile of Habiby. |
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