Tunisian Women Novelists: Testimonies of Resistance and Resilience
Title:
Tunisian Women Novelists
Subtitle: Testimonies of Resistance and Resilience
Subject Classification:
Arts, Gender Studies, Humanities
BIC Classification: DSB, JFSJ, JF
BISAC Classification:
SOC032000, SOC008070, BIO002040
Binding:
Hardback, eBook
Publication date:
03 Aug 2024
ISBN (Hardback):
978-1-80441-226-8
ISBN (eBook):
978-1-80441-227-5
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Description
Tunisian Women Novelists: Testimonies of Resistance and Resilience features the testimonies of 17 talented Tunisian women novelists. These novelists’ powerful testimonies reveal the numerous challenges they have faced in their writing careers, including problems with publishing and censorship. They also share stories about how societal and cultural pressures have silenced them and stifled their creativity. Despite these obstacles, the Tunisian women novelists featured in this book have managed to use their writing as both resistance and resilience. Their stories and perspectives offer a powerful testament to their strength and determination. Written in an accessible and engaging style, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding Tunisian women’s experiences, the challenges faced by female writers in the MENA region, and the power of writing to inspire change and foster resilience. It is a timely reminder of the importance of amplifying their voices. This unique and valuable book will be of interest to academics and students of literature, women's studies, Middle Eastern studies, and those interested in the literary contributions of Tunisian women writers, and the stories and experiences of Tunisian women.
Biography
Editor(s): Dr Hager Ben Driss is Associate Professor at the University of Tunis, Tunisia
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