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The literary world of Muḥammad zifzāf: Three short stories

Mohammed Albakry, Roger Allen

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A translation is presented of three short stories selected from the complete works of the Moroccan writer Muḥammad Zifzāf (‘State of mind’, ‘The last date’ and ‘When a man becomes a donkey’). The translation is preceded by a brief discussion of the literary style and genre of the short stories and the general characteristics of the writer's fiction.

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A translation is presented of three short stories selected from the complete works of the Moroccan writer Muḥammad Zifzāf (‘State of mind’, ‘The last date’ and ‘When a man becomes a donkey’). The translation is preceded by a brief discussion of the literary style and genre of the short stories and the general characteristics of the writer's fiction.

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A translation is presented of three short stories selected from the complete works of the Moroccan writer Muḥammad Zifzāf (‘State of mind’, ‘The last date’ and ‘When a man becomes a donkey’). The translation is preceded by a brief discussion of the literary style and genre of the short stories and the general characteristics of the writer's fiction.

Key concepts: Literature, Style (visual arts), Donkey, Literary translation, Writing style, State (computer science), Art, History

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