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Zein: The Last Pharoah" involves an ancient monarch who preserved himself and his evil siblings for a post-modern revivification. 41) The revivification of Palestinian identity has become a part of Palestinian Christian consciousness: "The Arabization of the Christian churches, which began with their leaders, has spread to include theology and education. Thus, the upswell of literary and cultural criticism that participates in both ethnic studies paradigms and in postcolonial theories of hybridity, metissage, and transnationality marks a current moment in disciplinary reformation across American studies, as well as the revivification of polemics about the proper places of aesthetics and politics. |
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