The Use of Projective Drawing to Determine Visual Themes in Young Kuwaiti Women Impacted by the Iraqi Invasion.
This pilot study is part of a larger qualitative research project which examines visual imagery created through projective art tasks by young Kuwaiti women who resided in Kuwait during the 1990 Saddam Hussein-led Iraqi invasion. The purpose of this article is to present evidence from the pilot study...
| Publicado en: | Arab Journal for the Humanities Vol. 25; no. 100; pp. 213 - 227 |
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Kuwait University
Autumn2007
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