The Rebellion Against Exile in The Poetry of Ibrahim Nasrallah

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Thesis and Scientific Journals:

• Buraimi, A. (2010). Ibrahim Nasrallah, literature is a technique of memory and humanization of history. Ahmed, A. (eds.). Encyclopedia of Research and Studies in Modern Palestinian Literature (part 4). 1-34.
• Rayan, M. A. (2013). The Poetry of the Palestinian Exile between Thought and Art. Islamic University. Gaza.
• Azab, M. A. (1976). Phenomena of Rebellion in Contemporary Arabic Poetry. Al-Azhar University. Egypt.
• Shahrour, M. N. (2016). The Inter-Intellectual in the Palestinian Case, Ibrahim Nasrallah as a Model. Birzeit University. Palestine.
• Salih, F. (2007). The Meaning of Exile Literature. Al-Kalima Magazine, 2007(10). 9.
• Anabtawi, D. (2017). The Place Between Vision and Formation in the Poetry of Ibrahim Nasrallah. Alan Publishers and Distributors. Jordan.