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Copyright by Jean Laurie Love El Ha
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Translating Nouzha Fassi Fihri's La
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Acknowledgements I sincerely thank
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complete, final version of "The Fig
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Chapter Four: The Fighter..........
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challenged and reformed in ways tha
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night. She plans and carries out hi
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soumis, de bien bon, de bien con" [
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Unlike her daughters who submit to
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Les fleurs, comme une fantaisie de
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The shifts from past to future tens
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it rather than through the bias of
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Arab women, few have more precise i
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in our audiences, the novel and the
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Fassi Fihri was in a position to ra
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and in these cases the translator t
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2002 edition of The American Herita
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nonetheless an outsider whose persp
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emphasizes universally recognizable
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questions of translation approach a
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Translators Analysis of these trans
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To find out more about how these tr
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sentences" and to recreate the aest
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She further explains that "people w
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paratextual explanations has change
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participated intellectually in poli
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community. Having the characters--m
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If you were a ring, my finger would
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Arrivée face à sa nièce, elle ta
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Chapter Two: A Critical Analysis of
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eaders' expectations, thereby augme
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Theorists such as Edward Said and M
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translation. However, in accordance
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attitude toward the original author
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the target audience and its expecta
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literature tends to reflect the cul
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Alternate solutions were judged and
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Others, however, deplore the effect
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This translation sought to challeng
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influence. The language, cultural c
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in with the literary traditions of
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QUANTITATIVE VARIATION ANALYSIS Alt
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tolerance and moderation. This pass
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media. Consequently, most Anglophon
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CONSTRAINTS ON NOVELISTIC PROSE The
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family union through new blood ties
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original journalistic tone was main
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14 o: Les persiennes laissaient dev
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special occasions; when the cooking
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variation in the treatment of trans
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The culturally specific exclamation
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en cadeau à sa fille pour une prem
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translator's perception and applica
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" . . . and chickens with almonds--
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patios, polish the tea trays, and s
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They were children, and they remain
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ut he was more so, and he had total
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The three old people raised their h
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Mina, his younger sister, intervene
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He was already there, sitting on th
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She ran away from home one morning,
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"Let's not get upset," he intervene
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Sometimes her mother came to visit,
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sharif, in spite of his material po
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"I was on a business trip in Madrid
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ambergris, your smile sweet as a su
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eliefs, and trampled our traditions
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eturn. Most of them only knew of hi
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In the side alleyways, one could se
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lack ears," as they called the Sene
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"What's new?" Sharif asked the arti
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him with a pumice stone, anoint him
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Kenza had inherited her father's ga
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Oh, rosy cheeks, red rose of Sidjil
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Kenza contemplated her girls for wh
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The family gathered around a cousco
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"We'll force them!" "We are a free
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future. But can you prevent the you
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Tayeb, was under house arrest and f
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mules loaded with produce were turn
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one another on makeshift platforms,
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these young men as solid as rock. I
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nonexistence? The suicide of dreams
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He began to decipher the sky for he
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violence. They were peaceable citiz
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temper. The neighbor men and women
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Carrying his slippers--he wanted to
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Great," which Sharif took as a welc
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obstinate character. She is stubbor
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Who was this hero who came so late
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humanity. It is the third monotheis
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egular army. We simply meant to sho
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drowned in the gurgle of the wall f
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man had come. They went down slopin
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Walking around the exposed bodies,
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"'France was no longer the invincib
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athes and warms new chicks. So I be
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the men who stood there looking at
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Another used a ladle to fill bucket
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"exclude them from their own cultur
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They were still forced to help him,
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they neglected their old father. He
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wondering eyes of a dada who was ba
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Their love was not guilty. They lov
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acelets of the leader.' I even had
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"I want her to be free like the ant
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adolescents. Lalla Kenza's father h
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Never had anyone seen a vicarious p
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The two women went forward, one wit
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When questioned, the woman who was
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