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Walking Through Fire 2nd Edition A Life Of Nawal El Saadawi Second Edition Nawal El Saadawi

SKU: BELL-1981654

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Walking Through Fire 2nd Edition A Life Of Nawal El Saadawi Second Edition Nawal El Saadawi instant download after payment.

Publisher: Zed Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.25 MB

Pages: 352

Author: Nawal El Saadawi

ISBN: 9781848132283, 9781848132290, 184813228X, 1848132298

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: Second Edition

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Walking Through Fire 2nd Edition A Life Of Nawal El Saadawi Second Edition Nawal El Saadawi by Nawal El Saadawi 9781848132283, 9781848132290, 184813228X, 1848132298 instant download after payment.

Walking Through Fire is the second volume of Nawal El Saadawi’s autobiography, the story of her extraordinary adult life. We read of her work as a rural doctor, her attempts to set up women's organizations and to publish magazines and exile after her name appeared on a death list. She talks candidly of her personal struggles and her relationships -- of love, companionship, shared struggle and the differences between them. Nawal El Saadawi has carved a place for herself in the universal struggle against oppression. "Words should not seek to please, to hide the wounds in our bodies, or the shameful moments in our lives," she says. "They may hurt, give us pain, but they can also provoke us to question what we have accepted for thousands of years."