'The Man of the Impossible': Nationalism and the Creation of New Heroes in post-Nasser Egypt

'The Man of the Impossible': Nationalism and the Creation of New Heroes in post-Nasser Egypt

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'The Man of the Impossible': Nationalism and the Creation of New Heroes in post-Nasser Egypt

Title:	'The Man of the Impossible': Nationalism and the Creation of New Heroes in post-Nasser Egypt
Author:	Gratien, Chris
Abstract:	This study looks at trends in Egyptian nationalism since the 1980s by exploring the spy novel series Rajul al-Mustahil.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1961/5904
Date:	2010-01-25

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