As the title suggests, the book is a memoir about one of the earlier Arab feminists, Anbara Salam. The book was originally written by Anbara in 1978. Her son would later translate it to English and publish it in 2013. As far as memoirs go, Anbara's was rather a historical recounting of the times she has witnessed.
Category: Non-Fiction
Evolution in Four Dimensions by Eva Jablonka and Marion Lamb
The book addresses evolution and heredity by studying its building blocks, namely genetic, epigenetic, behavioral, and symbolic. And the magic of the book grows as you progress from one dimension to the next. This book was written by Eva Jablonka and Marion Lamb. Eva Jablonka is an Israeli theorist and geneticist, born in 1952 in … Continue reading Evolution in Four Dimensions by Eva Jablonka and Marion Lamb
Orientalism by Edward Said
Almost from earliest times in Europe the Orient was something more than what was empirically known about it.- Orientalism by Edward Said p. 55 To be frank from the start, the book is super academic in my opinion. Reading it takes time, sometimes it gets boring, but you can't risk skipping pages, it's not Jules … Continue reading Orientalism by Edward Said
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