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,Double Estrangement in Nihād Sharīf’s, and the Egypt in which the text was published. Yet, .’s only female character generates a tension that provides insight into the text’s estrangement function. Ultimately, the social and intellectual consequences of cryogenics prove disruptive: the scientist and his laboratory are contained within m

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,“Utopia” as a Critique of Utopia in ?abrī Mūsā’s ,nd Arabs, when confronted with the hostile environment of Western global capital, to desire a retreat into the past; on the contrary, the text argues, the only way to not be swallowed whole is to embrace the future, even if it means abandoning the old ways.

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Arabic Science Fiction978-3-319-91433-6Series ISSN 2569-8826 Series E-ISSN 2569-8834

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19006-4ment of the genre. Snir argues that ASF lacks social commentary of the sort generally referred to as cognitive estrangement by scholars of SF; the chapter argues that this is not at all the case, and that ASF from its inception was strongly involved in criticism of its own societies, in terms of bot

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92887-6 the function of literature is quite different and the very language used in literature differs from its Western counterpart(s). This is not to say that the discourses are diametrically opposed; nevertheless, literature and its production and reception are significantly different, to the extent that

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,Nationalsozialistische P?dagogik,legory: it reimagines the period of Gamal Abdel Nasser’s rule as one in which science and the rule of law, rather than charismatic despotism, dominate Egyptian life. . also uses its novum, cryogenics, to estrange Egyptian society as stagnant, figuratively frozen in its obsession with the past, and i