COVID-19 has been reinforcing fear, anxiety and
uncertainty; with the absence of a vaccine, it is expected to retain its
position as a leading cause of death around the world; making it a good time to
reflect on the nature of our postmodern existence.
Showing posts with label Nationalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nationalism. Show all posts
Monday, 4 May 2020
Tuesday, 29 August 2017
Nationalism and National Exceptionalism: The Bachelors of Egypt
The Bachelors of Egypt is a contemporary novel set in a time of extreme
national pride within the Egyptian Society. Egypt 2011 didn’t only mark the
Egyptian revolution, but also witnessed the spread of political
interest/awareness among the country’s citizens, with consequent clashes
between protesters and Army/Police forces being the top discussion across Egypt.
This post is a part of a factual series of articles aimed at
reflecting on the fictional incidents of “The Bachelors of Egypt”; apparently “Nationalism”
is today’s topic.
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