Samīra ‘Azzām, pioneer of the palestinian short story
Clara Mº Thomas De Antonio
Philologia Hispalensis · 2015
doi:10.12795/ph.2015.v29.i01.04 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Samīra ‘Azzām (1927-1967) is the first Palestinian woman to achieve fame for her mastery to write short stories. After reviewing her life, she spent in exile since 1948, the content of her collections of stories, its main thematic lines, and her Arabic translations from works of world literature are summarized. But the chief part of this paper will be dedicated to describe and discuss some of its most prominent short stories.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-SA
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