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Tea in the Harem

Name: Tea in the Harem
Brand: Profile Books
SKU: 05110188
Price: 11.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Mehdi Charef
ISBN: 9781852421519

Mehdi Charef

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Livro Capa mole

Código Libristo: 05110188

Editoras Profile Books, setembro 1989

A housing estate in the Paris suburbs. Madjid is growing up caught between two cultures. At home, he... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 05110188

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A housing estate in the Paris suburbs. Madjid is growing up caught between two cultures. At home, he listens to his mother's constant invective in Arabic as she attempts to make sense of her unfamiliar surroundings; at school, he tries to be part of French culture, a culture that rejects and insults Arabs. In a direct language, punctuated by moments of poetic beauty, Mehdi Charef portrays a reality only too rarely the subject of fiction. An immediate success upon publication in France in 1983, Tea in the Harem became the rallying-point for second-generation Algerians and Moroccans, who gave themselves the name 'beur': slang for ?Arab?.