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Interviews AR Art & Literature History Politics 2015 Bidayat

الأمل لا يعني التغاضي عن الانتكاسات مقابلة مع فواز طرابلسي

Hope Does Not Mean Overlooking Setbacks: An Interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi

Bidayat

Marxism gave him the confidence to write about everything — and hope does not mean overlooking setbacks.

Prefaces AR Art & Literature Anthropology 2012

تقديم كتاب: إن كان بدك تعشق، كتابات في الثقافة الشعبية

Book Introduction: If You Want to Fall in Love - Writings on Popular Culture

Gilgamesh is popular culture, Picasso drew from African masks — no rupture between "high" and "low," but the key distinction: culture produced by the people vs. culture produced for their consumption.

Articles AR Anthropology Political Economy History 2012

عيد البربارة والصراع الطبقي

Saint Barbara's Day and the Class Struggle

The Feast of Barbara: collective begging — the Rahbanis warned: "Poverty, when hungry, eats the king." No one listened. Hunger ate Beirut's port in the 1975 carnival.

Papers EN Anthropology Art & Literature 2012

Reflections on Culture and Folklore in Lebanon

Folklore is the "matrix of every culture": the dabkeh is a pre-monotheistic fertility rite, proverbs are ruins of old tales—and the Rahbanis and Ziad created modern folklore confronting war and hypocrisy.

Papers EN Art & Literature 1992

Crisis and Memory – in the Theatre of the Rahbani Brothers and Fayrouz

Jisr al-Qamar manufactures forgetfulness by miracle; Petra recasts civil war as liberation—and the erased question is the same: where does the conflict come from?

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