Les Belles Etrangères
Les Belles Etrangères 2007
Between Nov the 13th and the 24th Rashid Al Daif will participate to the “Belles Étrangères 2007”
12 Lebanese authors will be travelling throughout France.
Les Belles Etrangères 2007
Between Nov the 13th and the 24th Rashid Al Daif will participate to the “Belles Étrangères 2007”
12 Lebanese authors will be travelling throughout France.
Les Belles Etrangères 2007
Between Nov the 13th and the 24th Rashid Al Daif will participate to the “Belles Étrangères 2007”
12 Lebanese authors will be travelling throughout France.
Les Belles Etrangères 2007
Between Nov the 13th and the 24th Rashid Al Daif will participate to the “Belles Étrangères 2007”
12 Lebanese authors will be travelling throughout France.
Trotz seines literarischen Wandels stehen dem libanesischen Schriftsteller Raschid al-Daif die einstigen Schrecken des Bürgerkriegs in seiner Heimat noch immer deutlich vor Augen. Katja Brinkmann berichtet über Leben und Werk des Autors.
Trotz seines literarischen Wandels stehen dem libanesischen Schriftsteller Raschid al-Daif die einstigen Schrecken des Bürgerkriegs in seiner Heimat noch immer deutlich vor Augen. Katja Brinkmann berichtet über Leben und Werk des Autors.
Trotz seines literarischen Wandels stehen dem libanesischen Schriftsteller Raschid al-Daif die einstigen Schrecken des Bürgerkriegs in seiner Heimat noch immer deutlich vor Augen. Katja Brinkmann berichtet über Leben und Werk des Autors.
January 10, 2012
From http://www.lau.edu.lb/news-events/news/archive/rising_lau_writers_discuss_the/
The Department of Humanities at LAU organized a gathering December 15 with student Sahar
January 10, 2012
From http://www.lau.edu.lb/news-events/news/archive/rising_lau_writers_discuss_the/
The Department of Humanities at LAU organized a gathering December 15 with student Sahar
January 10, 2012
From http://www.lau.edu.lb/news-events/news/archive/rising_lau_writers_discuss_the/
The Department of Humanities at LAU organized a gathering December 15 with student Sahar
Al Ahram English
Sayed Mahmoud, Sunday 18 Dec 2011
Most remarkable about Rashid Al-Daif’s novel is its ability to turn questions from the end of the 19th century, the Arab Renaissance,