Titlebook: Catastrophe and Exile in the Modern Palestinian Imagination; Telling Memories Ihab Saloul Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natur

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: Narrative Fragments of an Ongoing Catastrophe,l media; namely, literary and audiovisual narratives. The second concerned the presence of . in the fabric of contemporary Palestinian everyday life. For this second question, I intended to complement my analysis of literary and audiovisual narratives with an analysis of how perceptions of the loss

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Afterword: Telling Memories in a Time of Catastrophe,004, and belongs to a Palestinian man from the first generation of . Palestinians, called Abu Majed, who resides in Rafah Refugee Camp. His story concretizes one of the main arguments of my book: namely, the present-oriented nature of Palestinian cultural memory. This is how Abu Majed narrates what

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Nostalgic Memory and Palestinian Identification,e “the most characteristic element of Palestinian literature in the decades following .” (1994: 43). In this chapter, I argue that this nostalgia informs the Palestinians’ cultural memory of loss of place in exile, through which both their sense of themselves.as Palestinian subjects and their identi

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