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101			_aeng
200			_aVisions of the Wretched : Homage to Frantz Fanon _bLIVR _fNabil CHERNI
210			_aTunis _cPublications of Manouba . Faculty of letters, Arts et Humanities _d2004
215			_a186p.
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545			_fPeter Gran _hp.13-22 _iFanon Today : A View from th US
545			_fNaaman Kessous _hp.23-35 _iFrantz Fanon, The Black Panther Party and "Lumpen Ideology"
545			_fMounir Guirat _hp.37-47 _iRemembering Fanon's Concept of Resistance
545			_fAnne Murray _hp.49-65 _iChaim Weizmann and the Organization of Wretchedness
545			_fHarpreet Pruthi _hp.67-82 _iFemale but Wretched
545			_fDr. Denise K.Filios _hp.83-94 _iConstructing a Female Subject in Medieval Europe: Griselda Framed
545			_fNejet Mchala _hp.95-106 _iFa(u)nonia and A(h)lam National/Transnational Time
545			_fMabel Khawaja _hp.107-116 _iAcculturating the Wretched: Delimiting Boundaries through Tragic or Comic Irony
545			_fJanet Fouli _hp.117-133 _i"Without Oppress of Toll" . A Study of Some Fictional Representations of Oppression
545			_fNabil Cherni _hp.135-155 _iThe Psychopathology of Colonial Desire and Displacement: Apartheid in Lewis Nkosi's Mating Birds
545			_fNoureddine Fgaier _hp.157-170 _iSelf-Reflexive Strategies in Post-Colonial Verse
545			_fRafik Jamoussi _hp.171-186 _iLiterary Translation between Linguistic Idealisation and Historical Context, the Case of A. Du'aji's Sahirtu
610			_aFrantz FANON
610			_aWRETCHDNESS
610			_aOPPRESSION
610			_aCOLONIALISM
700			_4651 _aCherni _bNabil _930095
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