Majlis of the 'Others' : A reader for writers in the Gulf / Editor: Dennis Lewis

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Lewis, Dennis

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Pearson Custom Publishing; AUS American University of Sharjah; 2010Description: 482p; 24x16cmISBN:

9781847767356

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GN1-890 AnthropologyGCC

Summary: Compiled by Dennis Lewis, Terri Lee Storseth, Laila Dahan, Alaanoud Abusalim and Neena Gandhi. Produced by Department of Writing Studies, American University of Sharjah. "The Majlis of the 'Others" presents a diverse range of readings that are culturally and thematically relevant to the life experiences and interests of contemporary writing students, of various nationalities, based in the Gulf. The book's readings are frequently challenging and provocative, and cover a variety of genres and perspectives.

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Book	SAF Reference Library	Geography. Anthropology. Recreation.	GN1-890 71.154 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		3246

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Compiled by Dennis Lewis, Terri Lee Storseth, Laila Dahan, Alaanoud Abusalim and Neena Gandhi. Produced by Department of Writing Studies, American University of Sharjah. "The Majlis of the 'Others" presents a diverse range of readings that are culturally and thematically relevant to the life experiences and interests of contemporary writing students, of various nationalities, based in the Gulf. The book's readings are frequently challenging and provocative, and cover a variety of genres and perspectives.

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