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| It is dedicated to the memory of Ghassan Kanafani, the novelist, short-story writer, painter and dramatist whose main themes were uprootedness, exile, and national struggle, and who often used the desert and its heat as symbols of Palestinian suffering. 35) Workers who experienced this uprootedness associated with the formation of modern society, and particularly those workers with lower levels of skill than many compagnons, would appear to be already enmeshed in a process of individualization. Nduna was attending a recent All Africa Conference of Churches meeting on Challenges of Uprootedness, Wars and Conflicts in Africa. |
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