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Examines the complex relationship between the reality of the Palestinian minority in Israel and their literature through six novels, according to a literary communication model which enables Dr Taha to examine how authors who belong to this minority relate to their readers.
Preface ix
Introduction The Palestinian Novel in Israel: An Overview 1(10)
1 The Palestinian Literature in Israel
11(20)
Who constitute the Palestinian Minority in Israel?
12(2)
Literature from 1948-1967: A Confused Arab Minority
14(2)
Literature from 1967-1997: A Unified Palestinian Minority
16(6)
A Committed and an Engaged Literature
22(4)
Conclusion
26(5)
2 Author, Text and Reader - A Model of Partnership
31(24)
From Text to Reader - A General Survey
31(9)
The Literary Communication Pact - A Proposed Model
40(11)
Conclusion
51(4)
3 The Author as a Serious Comedian The Pessoptimist
55(32)
Emile Habibi
Introduction
55(1)
Techniques of Humor - Direct Response
56(14)
Techniques of Narrative and Focalization - The Art of Persuasion
70(8)
Techniques of Intertextuality - Delayed Communication
78(5)
Conclusion
83(4)
4 The Author as a Character The Hell with the Lilac
87(18)
Samih al-Qasim
The Genre Identity of the Novel
87(12)
Subjects and Quasi-Subjects in Literary Communication
99(5)
Conclusion
104(1)
5 The Author as a Scholar Soul in the Crucible
105(20)
Salim Khuri
Introduction
105(3)
Plot Structure of the Novel
108(3)
Representative Characterization
111(1)
Static Quality of the Plot
111(3)
Structure of Conflicts and Parallels
114(2)
Closed Quality of the Ending
116(1)
The Author's Resurrection and the Reader's Death
117(6)
Conclusion
123(2)
6 The Author as a Partner
125(20)
Ahmad
Mahmud
Zaki Darwish
The Textual Reality Model
125(12)
The Author's Intervention
137(5)
Conclusion
142(3)
7 The Author as a Narrator The Marginal
145(20)
Riyad Baydas
The Nature of the Plot
145(7)
The Intervention of the Author
152(5)
Inter-Textual Relationships
157(5)
Conclusion
162(3)
8 The Author as an Historian Crying Objector
165(18)
Suhayl Kiwan
Introduction: General Structure
165(2)
Blurring of the Chronological Sequence and Delay
167(5)
The Narrative Method
172(8)
Conclusion
180(3)
Conclusion Author-Reader Struggle Over Text Domination 183(10)
Appendix: Novels and Novellas Written by Palestinians in Israel (1948-1997) 193(4)
Notes 197(24)
References 221(10)
Index 231
Ibrahim Taha
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