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The Return of Race in Native Soil,reenactments that inform the Palestinian subject’s cultural and political identification with Palestine, as well as the depth of his or her bereavement in exile, some important questions remain, which I will address in this chapter.

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Resilient Communities: Aging in Placer a past that Palestinians experience when they identify themselves as “Palestinians” in a present in which there is no independent Palestinian state. In the wake of the events of 1948, . emerged in Palestinian culture as a concept that signifies an unbridgeable break between the past and the presen

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The Return of Race in Native Soil,activity of storytelling is fragmented in a case of historical disaster. Above, I cite the brief extract from Walter Benjamin’s “Theses on the Philosophy of History” to emphasize the fragmented sense of storytelling (or fragmented narrativity) of the Palestinian loss of homeland as a subjective mode