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PhD Dissertations in North America since 1987:
University Studies of Assia Djebar
Assia Djebar: Solitaire solidaire. Une etude de la lutte des
algeriennes pour les libertes individuelles, dans l'oeuvre
romanesque d'Assia Djebar,
by Turk, Nada Osman, Ph.D.,
University of Colorado at Boulder, 1987.
Louky
Bersianik, Jeanne Hyvrard et Assia Djebar prennent leur place de
sujet dans la langue colonisatrice
by Grundmann, Erika Anna Elisabeth,
M.A., University of Victoria (Canada),
1989.
The subversion
of the culture of voyeurism in the works of Leila Sebbar and Assia
Djebar: A socio-literary study,
by Merini, Rafika, Ph.D.,
State University of New York at
Binghamton,
1992.
Polyphonic and
palimpsestic discourse in the works of Assia Djebar and Leila Sebbar
by Donadey, Anne, Ph.D.,
Northwestern University,
1993.
Parole
plurielle, parole duelle. A study of polyphony in the most recent
novels of Assia Djebar: "Fantasia, an Arabian Cavalcade", "A Sister
for Scheherazade"; "Far from Madina",
by Curry, Elizabeth Page, D.M.L.,
Middlebury College, 1994.
Parole
plurielle, parole duelle. A study of polyphony in the most recent
novels of Assia Djebar: "Fantasia, an Arabian Cavalcade", "A Sister
for Scheherazade"; "Far from Madina"
by Curry, Elizabeth Page, D.M.L.,
Middlebury College, 1994.
Sketches of fantasia: Voice and representation in francophone
Maghrebian novels
by
Gauch, Suzanne,
Ph.D., State
University of New York at Buffalo,
1996.
Functions of
liminality in literature: A study of Georges Bataille's "Le Bleu du
ciel", Julien Green's "L'Autre", and Assia Djebar's "L'Amour, la
fantasia"
by
Taylor, Malynda Strother,
Ph.D.,
Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College,
1998.
Literary
disinheritance: Home in writing in the work of Mahmoud Darwish and
Assia Djebar,
by Rahman, Najat, Ph.D.,
The
University of Wisconsin - Madison,
1999.
Encounters with
the other: Alterity, aesthetics, and politics in the works of Albert
Camus and Assia Djebar,
by Gallagher, Patricia Susan, Ph.D.,
Yale University,
2001.
Assia Djebar and
"La Ville Blanche": Writing in and on the city,
by Kuntz, Jane Theresa, Ph.D.,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
2002.
Feminine
textualities of loss, mourning, and compensation: Locating the
gendered postcolonial subject at "home" and in relation to the
"nation": A study of five francophone novels by Simone Schwarz-Bart,
Maryse Conde, Werewere Liking, Assia Djebar and Calixthe Beyala,
by Rosser, Miriam Margaret, Ph.D.,
Columbia University,
2002.
Assia Djebar. Le
corps invisible: Voir sans etre vue,
by Rocca, Anna, Ph.D.,
Louisiana State University and Agricultural &
Mechanical College, 2003.
Barbarology or a new theory of exile and identity. A study of exile,
writing, and resistance in two Algerian novels: "Vaste est la
Prison" by Assia Djebar and "Un Passager de l'Occident" by Nabile
Fares
by
Aitel, Fazia,
Ph.D.,
City University of New York,
2004.
Claustration and
vagabondage in the tetralogy of Assia Djebar,
by Schipa, Mary E., Ph.D.,
Boston College,
2004.
Globalization
and the female body: Media influences in Marie Redonnet, Maryse
Conde, and Assia Djebar
by Leservot, Typhaine, Ph.D.,
The University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill,
2004.
Cultural resistance in contemporary Maghrebi fiction:
Mohammed
Khair-Eddine and Assia Djebar's intersecting linguistic trajectories
by
Aadnani, Rachid,
Ph.D.,
State University of
New York at
Binghamton,
2005.
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