A Passive Companion or an Active Partner? Post/Colonialism and Feminism in Selected Short Stories by Mohammad Ali Saeid
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Published
Sep 1, 2010
Jamal Assadi
Mohammad Hamad
Abstract
This paper studies three short stories by Muhammad Ali Said's: "The Delivery," (Al Wiladah) (1988) "Hayat" (1996) and "Devouring," (Iftiras) (1996). Using each short story to demonstrate the connections, it discusses the linkage between Palestinian feminist and post-colonialist thought and ideals. Above all, this paper confirms that the deep perceptions of Said - who has managed to compel into unity the contradictions of being an Israeli citizen and a member of the Palestinian people - provide new fields for academic evaluations and critique. Said’s perceptions also illuminate new territories, where opposing powers can cooperate harmoniously to fight oppression, injustice and occupation.
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Assadi , J., & Hamad, M. . (2010). A Passive Companion or an Active Partner? Post/Colonialism and Feminism in Selected Short Stories by Mohammad Ali Saeid . AL-Majma, (2), 27–50. Retrieved from http://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/majma/article/view/561
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