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Family Bible by Delbridge, Melissa J., 1952-

Table of Contents: “…Hurricane Creek -- Mimosa Park -- Shot rule -- Gun and bait -- Faith of our fathers -- The company we keep -- Under my saddle -- Billy boy -- Baptism -- Body of knowledge -- Girls turned in.…”
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Lingua barbara, or, The mystery of the other otherness and exteriority in modern European poetry / by Buisson, Johanna Marie, 1973-

Table of Contents: “…Pre-song: "barbare" -- Introduction -- Going barbaric language: myth and regeneration -- Lyric esperanto and the myth of babel: Michaux, Celan and Hughes -- Michaux: turning cratylistic -- Hughes: rough and mimologic barbarism, primitivism and myth -- Centre-fugue: from centre to centre -- On the centre and the barbarian -- Michaux: in search of a centre -- Celan: edgeward -- Hughes: a world of inclusion -- Becoming other -- Out and raucous -- Metamorphoses -- The mystical journey -- Conclusion.…”
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The star, the cross, and the crescent religions and conflicts in Francophone literature from the Arab world / by Bourget, Carine

Table of Contents: “…The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Amin Maalouf's Les Croisades vues par les Arabes and Les échelles du Levant, Myriam Antaki's Les versets du pardon -- The Arab-Israeli Conflict beyond the Middle East: Albert Memmi, Edmond Amran El Maleh, Farid Boudjellal, and Karin Albou -- The Lebanese Civil War: Andrée Chédid's La maison sans racines and Evelyne Accad's L'excisée -- The Algerian Civil War: Rachid Boudjedra's Le FIS de la haine, Rachid Mimouni's De la barbarie en général et de l'intégrisme en particulier, and Une enfance algérienne -- Islam and the French Republic: the affair of the Muslim headscarf in works by Tahar Ben Jelloun, Abdelwahab Meddeb, Amin Maalouf, Albert Memmi, Leïla Sebbar, and Yamina Benguigui -- Portrait of a terrorist: Slimane Benaïssa and Salim Bachi's 9/11 novels -- Conclusion: the politics of translation: Francophone literature from the Arab World in the U.S.…”
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