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Arab Studies Quarterly
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ISSN 2043-6920 · Pluto Journals · 774 artikel di indeks
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Rooting and Rerouting Palestinian Memory into Thirdspace Resistance in Mourid Barghouti’s I Was Born There, I Was Born Here
This article rethinks the first chapter of Mourid Barghouti’s I Was Born There, I Was Born Here , “The Driver Mahmoud,” as an example of a memory that roots itself into Palestinian consciousness and, as a result, reroutes the Palestinian struggle into Edward Soja’s concept of “Thirdspace…
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Constructing the Chaos: The Middle East through the Lens of Balkanization and Social Constructivism
The Middle East has long been characterized by complex patterns of conflict, fragmentation, and shifting political orders shaped by both internal dynamics and external influences. In regions marked by ethnic, religious, and sectarian diversity, the processes through which identities are formed and…
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The Nakba as Settler Colonial Catastrophe: Displacement, Erasure, and Historical Denial
This essay examines the Nakba through the analytical framework of settler colonialism, arguing that the mass displacement and fragmentation of Palestinian society in 1948 constituted not merely a humanitarian consequence of war, but also a structural process of demographic transformation and…
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Homes under Siege: Trauma Processing and the Burden of Exile in Hala Alyan’s Salt Houses
Set against the backdrop of Nablus, Hala Alyan’s 2017 novel Salt Houses explores the traumatic predicament of a Palestinian family across four generations as they navigate spaces of exile, forced displacement, and loss – key concerns of Palestinian diasporic literature. The novel traces the…
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Exploring The Politics of Large Infrastructure Projects: A Case Study of Collaborative Governance Failure in the Amman Bus Rapid Transit 1
This paper explores the complex governance challenges underlying the contested delivery of Amman’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project, drawing broader implications for developing contexts. The BRT, intended to upgrade Amman’s deteriorating transportation infrastructure, faced significant delays…
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Decolonizing the Blue Humanities: The Palestinian Journey of Displacement, Expulsion and Homelessness in Susan Abulhawa’s The Blue Between Sky and Water
Oceanic and riverine spaces, represented by the River Suqreir and the Gaza Sea in Susan Abulhawa’s The Blue Between Sky and Water , symbolize identity formation, life, freedom, and the Palestinian connection to the homeland. However, these waterscapes are marred by the violence of occupation…
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Carnivalesque Gothic and the Politics of Monstrosity: Mediocracy and Maternal Loss in Ahmad Tawfik’s The Legend of Frankenstein
This article examines how Ahmad Tawfik’s The Legend of Frankenstein (Arabic: Ust.ūrat Frankenstein ) appropriates Mary Shelley’s Gothic classic to construct a distinctly Egyptian version of the Carnivalesque Gothic. Tawfik transposes the tale of creator and creature into the landscape of postmodern…
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“Why Do We Sleep with the Window Open?” (@Wizard_Bisan): Using Mobile Journalism to Combat Pro-Israeli Propaganda Against the People of Gaza
This article addresses the glaring gap between mainstream pro-Israeli coverage and justification of the atrocities inflicted on Gaza since October 2023, and searing social media insights into the suffering, resilience, and transcendence of the local population. Based on the works of the…
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The Colonial Foundations Linking the US and Israel: Settler Colonial Projects from 1492 to Gaza
The settler-colonial foundations of the United States and Israel reveal deep structural affinities in their histories of land expropriation, ethnic cleansing, and the systematic dispossession of Indigenous populations. This article critically examines these parallels, emphasizing the expansionist…