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Haytham Bahoora: Theorizing the Making of a Modern Arabic Literary Tradition
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Professor Bahoora joins the Reading Muslims podcast to discuss the formation of new genres and new modes of reading that correspond to historical shifts that shaped the emergence of the modern Arab world. He discusses the implications of using the word “Islamic” to describe texts. While also discussing historical and current reading practices and how they were affected and transformed by the Nahda.
Recorded: Nov 24, 2020
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