Browsing by Subject "Lebanese Civil War, De Niro’s Game, Limbo Beirut, Cultural Memory, Personal Narrative"

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Private Narratives as Alternative Spaces of Memory Work and Identity Reconstruction in Rawi Hage’s De Niro’s Game and Hilal Chouman’s Limbo Beirut

Chams Eddine, Rabab (2/10/2023)

Since the military phase of the Lebanese civil war ended, no collective memory has been established, only sectarian narratives. This lack of a proper representation of the atrocities of the war left the victims with no ...

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Browsing by Subject "Lebanese Civil War, De Niro’s Game, Limbo Beirut, Cultural Memory, Personal Narrative"

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