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Assia Djebar: An Algerian Woman's Voice of Maturity and Vision

Créateur:
Eve
Éditeur:
Esc
Hôte:
I see for Arab women only one way to unleash everything: to speak out, to speak out unceasingly of yesterday and of today, to speak out among ourselves [ .. . ] and to look outside, to look beyond the walls and the prisons.

Languages

Arabic, Algerian Spoken

Licenses

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0

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