Abortion in Modern Arabic Literature

• leçon - matière potentielle : the abortion passages
• cours - matière potentielle : practice
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : largest number of women
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• expression écrite

Asserting his status as a “traditional humanist,” M. M. Badawi challenges the 1 tendencies of most literary theories to divert attention away from the entertainment and didactic purposes of literature while succinctly referencing the more prominent literary theories in the following passage: “At a more fundamental level, I cannot dismiss as irrelevant the question of value.... Nor am I capable of reducing to the status of a mere game of words, however intricate the rules, a work that grapples with the baffling mystery of human existence, exploring the dark recesses of the mind, trying to make sense of the intensity of human passions and suffering, or even endeavouring to

• story of a young peasant woman from a group of migrant workers
• arabic literature
• short story
• abortion
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• woman
• women