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Nomadic Voices of Exile examines the effects of postmodern sentiment on perceptions of feminine identity since the end of the French-colonial era. The authors discussed here, both those who reside in the Maghreb and those who have had to seek asylum in France, find themselves at the intersection of French and North African viewpoints, exposing a complicated world that must be negotiated and redefined.
In looking at authors whose writings extend beyond a gender-based dialogue to include other issues such as race, politics, religion, and history, Valerie Orlando explores the rich and changing landscape of the literature and the culture, addresses the stereotypes that have defined the past, and navigates the space of the exiled, a space previously at the peripheries of Western discourse.
Nomadic Voices of Exile will be useful to a variety of classrooms - women's studies, Middle East studies, Francophone literature, Third World women writers - and to anyone interested in postcolonial and postmodern theory and philosophy and the history of the Maghreb through literature.
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Nomadic voices of exile: feminine identity in francophone literature of the Maghreb
1999, Ohio University Press
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0821412620 9780821412626
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-243) and index.
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