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Egypt's culture wars

by Mehrez, Samia.
Additional authors: ebrary, Inc.
Series: Routledge advances in Middle East and Islamic studies ; . 13 Published by : Routledge, (London ; | New York :) Physical details: xv, 335 p. : ill.
Subject(s): Politics and culture -- Egypt. | Culture conflict -- Egypt. | Arabic literature -- Egypt -- History and criticism. | Politics and literature -- Egypt. | Arts -- Political aspects -- Egypt. | Arts, Egyptian -- 20th century. | Egypt -- Intellectual life -- 20th century. | Egypt -- Intellectual life -- 21st century. | Electronic books.
Year: 2008
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [314]-324) and index.

Prologue: take them out of the ball game - Egypt's cultural players in crisis -- Dr Ramzi and Mr Sharaf: Sonallah Ibrahim and the duplicity of the literary field -- Children of our alley: the AUC Naguib Mahfouz award and the Egyptian literary field -- The big one: the intellectual and the political in modern Egyptian literary field -- The value of freedom: the writer against the establishment -- Lost in globalization: education and the stranded Egyptian elite -- Translating gender between the local and the global -- Where have all the families gone? Egyptian literary texts of the 1990s -- From the hara to the imara: emerging urban metaphors in the literary production on contemporary Cairo -- Taking the soap out of the opera: the case of Hagg Mitwalli's family -- The new kid on the block: Bahibb issima and the emergence of the Coptic community in the Egyptian public sphere -- Found in Cairo: the limits of representation in the visual field -- Literature and literalism: the Al-khubz al-hafi crisis reconsidered.

Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2013. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.

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