Arabic

Feminist 90s – تسعينيات نسوية

تالة حسن

نجوى صبرا

وطفاء حمادي

ليلى العلي

pascale ghazaly

ريم جودي

رامي قطار

سحر عساف

ريان أبو جوده

رشا ملحم

زينب ديراني

كارلا عقيل 

سلوى جرادات

أريج أبو حرب

لينا أبو حبيب

ديمة قائدبيه

فاطمة موسوي

صفاء ط

نانسي غزيل

لونا دايخ

عزّة شرارة بيضون

ميرا طفيلي

سينتيا عيسى

Jean Said Makdisi

ماريان غطاس

English

Three Generations of Arab Women

Teta, Mother and Me

A War Memoir

Beirut Fragments

Fiction

Poetry

Graphic Novels, Comic Books, Illustrated Books, and Manga

Biography or Memoir

Children's Book

Nonfiction

Palestine

Lebanon

Egypt

Syria

Iraq

Morocco

Saudi Arabia

Tunisia

Algeria

Türkiye

Iran

Jordan

Sudan

Yemen

Libya

United Arab Emirates

Kuwait

Oman

Bahrain

Art and Art History

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Anthropology and Society

Politics

Journalism and Media Studies

Psychology

Environment, Health, and Science

Literary Theory and Criticism

Religion and Spirituality

Business and Finance

Music

Political, Cultural, and Social History

Jean Said Makdisi (Arabic: جين سعيد مقدسي) (born 1940) is a Palestinian writer and independent scholar, best known for her autobiographical writing.

 Life 
Jean Said Makdisi was born in Jerusalem, British Mandate Palestine, to a Palestinian family. The younger sister of Rosemarie Said Zahlan and Edward Said, she was raised in Egypt and educated in the United States and England. She married a Lebanese academic of Palestinian origin, Samir Makdisi. They lived in America before moving to Beirut, L...

Books by Jean Said Makdisi

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