The Portrayal of Palestinian Exile, Diaspora, and Displacement in ABULHAWA’s the Blue Between Sky and Water 2015

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General Introduction
Chapter One: Historical and Theoretical Background
Introduction
The Historical Background of the study: Palestine Under the Ottoman Rule
The Birth of the Zionist Movement
Palestine after the First World War I
The Balfour Declaration
Palestine under the British Mandate
Britain’s Role in Serving the Zionist Project
The Palestinian Revolution (1936-1939)
The Impact of World War II on Palestine
The Arab Israeli War of 1948 and The Palestinian Nakba
The 1948 War
Al- Nakba
The Theoretical Background of the Study
Postcolonial Literature
Arab American Literature
Exile
Edward Said and the concept of Exile
The presence of exile in literature
The experience of exile
Displacement
Diaspora
Conclusion
Chapter Two: The Portrayal of Palestinian Exile, Diaspora and Displacement in the Novel
Introduction
The Nakba and Social Transformations
Palestinian Refugees’ Sufferance in Exile
The Palestinian Diaspora
Biography of the Novelist
Summary of the Novel
The Textual Analysis of the Novel
Baraka Family as a Reflection of the Palestinian Diaspora
The Portrayal of Exile in the Novel
The Character of ‘Nur’ as a Representative of Exile
Nur’s Experience of Exile
Conclusion
General Conclusion
Bibliography

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