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Shareah Taleghani

Contributor

Shareah Taleghani

Shareah Taleghani is a PhD student in the Department of Middle East Studies at New York University. Her research interests in contemporary Arabic literature include globalization and the politics of translation, literary tourism, and theories of narrative. She has recently completed a master’s thesis on nostalgic longing, satire, and allegory in Arabic literature.

Articles by Shareah Taleghani

The First Breaths of Freedom
By Hasiba Abd al-Rahman
Haven’t you missed the sun and rain and streets?During those long nights, didn’t you dream of these paths as you were eating ful and smoking? And how often did you torture yourself with thoughts…
Translated from Arabic by Shareah Taleghani
Damascus, What Are You Doing to Me?
By Nizar Qabbani
How do the gardens of Sham transform me?
Translated from Arabic by Shareah Taleghani
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