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BL
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840797
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Ṭāhā, Ibrāhīm.
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| Title & Author
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The Palestinian novel : : a communication study /\ Ibrahim Taha.
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| Publication Statement
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London ;Richmond :: RoutledgeCurzon,, 2002.
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| Series Statement
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Curzon studies in Arabic and Middle-Eastern literatures
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1 online resource (xi, 236 pages)
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| ISBN
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1136836217
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: 1299870880
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: 9781136836213
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: 9781299870888
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0700712712
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9780700712717
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-229) and index.
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| Contents
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Preface; Introduction: The Palestinian Novel in Israel: An Overview; 1. The Palestinian Literature in Israel; Who constitute the Palestinian Minority in Israel?; Literature from 1948-1967: A Confused Arab Minority; Literature from 1967-1997: A Unified Palestinian Minority; A Committed and an Engaged Literature; 2. Author, Text and Reader -- A Model of Partnership; From Text to Reader -- A General Survey; The Literary Communication Pact -- A Proposed Model; Conclusion; Conclusion; 3. The Author as a Serious Comedian.
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6. The Author as a PartnerThe Textual Reality Model; The Author's Intervention; Conclusion; 7. The Author as a Narrator; The Nature of the Plot; The Intervention of the Author; Inter-Textual Relationships; Conclusion; 8. The Author as an Historian; Introduction: General Structure; Blurring of the Chronological Sequence and Delay; The Narrative Method; Conclusion; Conclusion: Author-reader struggle over text domination; Appendix: Novels and Novellas Written by Palestiniansin Israel (1948-1997); Notes; References; Index.
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IntroductionTechniques of Humor -- Direct Response; Techniques of Narrative and Focalization -- the Art of Persuasion; Techniques of Intertextuality -- Delayed Communication; Conclusion; 4 .The Author as a Character; The Genre Identity of the Novel; Subjects and Quasi-Subjects in Literary Communication; Conclusion; 5. The Author as a Scholar; Introduction; Plot Structure of the Novel; Representative Characterization; Static Quality of the Plot; Structure of Conflicts and Parallels; Closed Quality of the Ending; The Author's Resurrection and the Reader's Death; Conclusion.
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| Abstract
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Examines the complex relationship between the reality of the Palestinian minority in Israel and their literature through six novels, according to a literary communication model which enables Dr Taha to examine how authors who belong to this minority relate to their readers.
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Arabic fiction-- 20th century-- History and criticism.
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Arabic fiction-- Palestine-- History and criticism.
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Palestinian Arabs in literature.
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Arabic fiction.
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LITERARY CRITICISM-- African.
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Palestinian Arabs in literature.
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Roman.
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Arabisch.
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Arabisch-Israëlisch conflict.
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Minderheden.
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Romankunst.
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Verhalen.
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Arabisch.
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Israel.
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Middle East, Palestine.
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| Dewey Classification
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892.7/360995694
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| LC Classification
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PJ8190.4
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18.74bcl
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EN 2640rvk
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EN 2660rvk
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