Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... Arab quarters , when the white phantom passes by , unreal but enigmatic . In those licit gazes ( those of the father , the brother , of the son or the husband ) which are directed at the woman's eye and body - for the eye of the one who ...
... Arab quarters , when the white phantom passes by , unreal but enigmatic . In those licit gazes ( those of the father , the brother , of the son or the husband ) which are directed at the woman's eye and body - for the eye of the one who ...
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. The most visible evolution of Arab women , at least in ... Arabic transcribes the experience in significant fa- shion : " I no longer go out protected “ ( that is ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. The most visible evolution of Arab women , at least in ... Arabic transcribes the experience in significant fa- shion : " I no longer go out protected “ ( that is ...
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... Arab Orient which produced many Muslim and Arabic - speaking scholars ( movements of the Parti populaire algérien and the ulemas ) . 9 The " terrace songs " are part of the game called Bokala , in which young girls exchange rhymed ...
... Arab Orient which produced many Muslim and Arabic - speaking scholars ( movements of the Parti populaire algérien and the ulemas ) . 9 The " terrace songs " are part of the game called Bokala , in which young girls exchange rhymed ...
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