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A Study On The Functions Of Minimalism In Three Contemporary Dramatic Texts, Nevine Shoukry

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Autobiographical Fantasia: Kingston's The Woman Warrior And El Telmissany's Dunyazad, Marwa Mohammad Nur Eldin Ismail Elnaggar

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The thesis analyzes the use of imagination in two autobiographical works by two women authors, a Chinese-American and an Egyptian-Arab, respectively: Maxine Hong Kingston's The Woman Warrior, and May El Telmissany's Dunyazad. A definition of autobiography as a literary genre is explored through the critical debate between different scholars. In this debate, the fundamental nature of autobiography and its parameters are central issues. Several questions are posed-such as the degree of importance that truth has in determining how autobiographical a specific work is.

Both The Woman Warrior ( 1976) and Dunyazad ( 1997) are introduced

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Lucius And Psyche, Daniele Stabellini

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Horace's 'Carpe Diem' In Modern Literature As An Application To Thornton Wilder's Plays, Our Town And The Matchmaker, Munira Essameddin Omar Wagdy

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The Unbearable Lightness Of Oscar Wilde's "Fan", Lamya Fouad Ramadan

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Architectural Space And Narrative Structure In "The Dark Child" And "A Sister To Sheherazade", Mona Nazar Hussein Abdelaziz

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