’’I’m a Woman. Man, Woman, M–Woman.’’ – Identity, Sexuality, and the Body in the Short Fiction of Malika Moustadraf

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CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION Pub Date : 2024-08-14 DOI:10.1080/00111619.2024.2391371

Ikram Ben Talha, Brahim Barhoun

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Abstract

This article reads Malika Moustadraf’s recently translated collection of short stories as an instance of a new generation of Moroccan female writing that subverts conventional expectations of femal...

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我是个女人男人，女人，M-女人。- 马利卡-穆斯塔法短篇小说中的身份、性和身体

这篇文章将 Malika Moustadraf 最近翻译的短篇小说集视为新一代摩洛哥女性写作的一个实例，颠覆了人们对女性的传统期望。

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