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The misanthrope's corner. (unseemliness of womanly men)
National Review
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April 6, 1998|
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Miss King is the author of The Florence King Reader and other books.
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Kateb Yacine: Le coeur entre les dents.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Biography
; Yacine, Kateb Kateb Yacine: Le coeur entre les dents. Benamar Mediene. Preface by Gilles...writing the life of this unclassifiable Algerian writer: A life of Kateb Yacine? No one is obliged to do the impossible. But everyone can be tempted...
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KATEB YACINE, 60 ALGERIAN NOVELIST, PLAYWRIGHT
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...Novelist, poet and playwright Kateb Yacine, considered one of Algeria's finest...reported. The news agency said Mr. Yacine, 60, died at La Tronche Hospital near Grenoble, France. Mr. Yacine, an active supporter of Algeria...
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Boucherie de l'esperance: CEuvres theatrales.(Review)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; Kateb Yacine. Boucherie de l'esperance: CEuvres...formerly unpublished plays written by Kateb Yacine after he returned to Algeria in 1971...fascinating reading for anyone interested in Kateb Yacine's work. For those who are most familiar...
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Le poete comme un boxeur: Entretiens, 1958-1989.
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; The late Kateb Yacine (1929-94) was and remains a beacon...style and phenomenal creative energy. Kateb went on to publish other novels and plays...earthy, now ethereal) muse by that name. Kateb appeared to have abandoned writing for...
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Le printemps n'en sera que plus beau.
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; ...in French cannot help but recall Kateb Yacine's influence. In many ways, Le...The blue-eyed Djamila is, like Kateb's Nedjma, of mixed European and...author was still under the sway of Kateb's oneiric and lyrical vision...
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DEATHS
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...churches in Scranton, Pa., Detroit, and Jackson, Ohio, before being named chor-bishop in 1972. KATEB YACINE Novelist and Playwright Kateb Yacine, 60, a novelist, poet and playwright who was considered one of Algeria's finest contemporary...
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Transfigurations of the Maghreb: Feminism, Decolonization, and Literatures.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; ...Maghreb. Her analysis ranges from Kateb Yacine's Nedjma (1954), a classic of...Nedjma is most pertinent. Examining Kateb's text, she notes that critics...both Nedjma's ambiguous nature and Kateb's criticism of postcolonial Algerian...
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`We cannot do any more acting. The real drama is all around us'
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Since 1973 she has played all the leading women's roles in the plays of Kateb Yacine, who won acclaim in France for his epic poem Nejma in 1947. In 1970, Yacine set up a theatre group called "Action Culturel Des Travailleurs" where Assous...
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My aunt is a man: ce "je"-la est multiple
Magazine article from: Comparative Literature
; ...French colonialism. In The Maghreb2 and/or France, many distinguished Arab writers produce work only in French: Kateb Yacine, Nabil Fares, Rabah Belamri, Assia Djebar, Mehdi Charef, Malek Alloula, Fatima Mernissi, Abdelkebir Khatibi...
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New Voices In French Literature
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...Witness the prizes once again: in January 1987 the (French) National Prize for Letters went to Dib's compatriot Kateb Yacine, whose first novel, Nedjma, published in Paris in the middle of the Algerian War, remains the touchstone of French...
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