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Amazigh Poetics

Amazigh Poetics: An Emerging Indigenous Literary Field

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A panel combining poetic readings in both Tamazight and English with a scholarly intervention on the construction of Amazigh literature. Brahim El Guabli, Associate Professor of Arabic Studies and Comparative Literature, Williams College Khadija Ikan, Moroccan writer Atlas Phoenix, Translator Read more...
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