I saw Ramallah /
Barghūthī, Murīd
I saw Ramallah / Mourid Barghouti ; translated by Ahdaf Soueif ; with a foreword by Edward W. Said - Cairo ; New York : American University in Cairo Press, ©2000 - xi, 184 pages ; 25 cm - Modern Arabic writing . - Modern Arabic writing .
Foreword / by Edward W. Said -- 1. The Bridge -- 2. This is Ramallah -- 3. Deir Ghassanah -- 4. The Village Square -- 5. Living in Time -- 6. Uncle Daddy -- 7. Displacements -- 8. Reunion -- 9. The Daily Day of Judgment -- Glossary
"The first narrative work of the well-known Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti is an autobiographical memoir about the ironies of homecoming. The bridge that Barghouti crosses as a young man leaving his country in 1966 to pursue university studies in Cairo is the same bridge that he uses to cross back in 1996 after thirty long years in the Diaspora." "I Saw Ramallah is about home and homelessness. The harrowing experience of a Palestinian, denied the most elementary human rights in his occupied country and in exile alike, is transformed into a humanist work. Palestine has been appropriated, dispossessed, renamed, changed beyond recognition by the usurpers, yet from the heap of broken images and shattered homes, Barghouti reposssesses his homeland."--Jacket
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Barghūthī, Murīd--Travel--West Bank
West Bank--Description and travel
Mourid Barghouti
823 / B I
I saw Ramallah / Mourid Barghouti ; translated by Ahdaf Soueif ; with a foreword by Edward W. Said - Cairo ; New York : American University in Cairo Press, ©2000 - xi, 184 pages ; 25 cm - Modern Arabic writing . - Modern Arabic writing .
Foreword / by Edward W. Said -- 1. The Bridge -- 2. This is Ramallah -- 3. Deir Ghassanah -- 4. The Village Square -- 5. Living in Time -- 6. Uncle Daddy -- 7. Displacements -- 8. Reunion -- 9. The Daily Day of Judgment -- Glossary
"The first narrative work of the well-known Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti is an autobiographical memoir about the ironies of homecoming. The bridge that Barghouti crosses as a young man leaving his country in 1966 to pursue university studies in Cairo is the same bridge that he uses to cross back in 1996 after thirty long years in the Diaspora." "I Saw Ramallah is about home and homelessness. The harrowing experience of a Palestinian, denied the most elementary human rights in his occupied country and in exile alike, is transformed into a humanist work. Palestine has been appropriated, dispossessed, renamed, changed beyond recognition by the usurpers, yet from the heap of broken images and shattered homes, Barghouti reposssesses his homeland."--Jacket
9774244990 9789774244995
2001301719
Barghūthī, Murīd--Travel--West Bank
West Bank--Description and travel
Mourid Barghouti
823 / B I
