Grotesque bodies : tragic laughter in contemporary Iraqi fiction

77-88 p.

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  • Introduction
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  • "Whoever reads my account will not believe it" : on the misfortune of Baghdad
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  • The poet as prophet : trajectories of prophecy in contemporary Iraqi poetry of exile
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  • Competing visions of the political : Iraqi writers of the 1990s generation and the question of commitment
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  • Unnamed bodies, bodyless names : anxieties of identification in post-2003 Iraqi fiction
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  • Grotesque bodies : tragic laughter in contemporary Iraqi fiction
  • Islamic state's necropolitical regime of the jazīra : the necropraxy of destroying the necropolis
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  • Reframing the homeland : narratives of return in post-2003 Iraqi documentary films
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  • The struggle for digitized records of Saddam Hussein's regime
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  • Reception and use of heritage in Iraq after 2003 : a view from the (archaeological) field
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  • Postscript : new Horizons
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  DOI: 10.19272/202403803006

  ISSN: 1724-1863

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.19272/202403803006