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Speak, Bird, Speak Again: Palestinian Arab Folktales

Ibrahim Muhawi and Sharif Kanaana
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Region

North Africa

Palestine

Era

Contemporary

Language

Arabic/English

Genre

Folklore

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A comprehensive collection of Palestinian Arab oral folk tales, collected from women storytellers across Palestine, preserving a tradition under threat of erasure.

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The most important collection of Palestinian folklore; demonstrates the centrality of women's storytelling in Arab culture

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A comprehensive collection of Palestinian Arab oral folk tales, collected from women storytellers across Palestine, preserving a tradition under threat of erasure. The most important collection of Palestinian folklore; demonstrates the centrality of women's storytelling in Arab culture

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