“THE WORD ILLEGAL DIDN’T MAKE SENSE ANYMORE”
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Ziolkowski, S
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October 29, 2019
A review of Igiaba Scego's "Beyond Babylon," which weaves together diverse perspectives—on colonial Italy, pre-revolution Somalia, Argentina’s desaparecidos, bisexuality, racism, sexual violation, learning Arabic in Tunisia, and life in Rome—from five different viewpoints: two daughters (Zuhra and Mar), their respective mothers (Maryam and Miranda), and a father (Elias).
Duke Scholars
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October 29, 2019
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Ziolkowski, S. (2019). “THE WORD ILLEGAL DIDN’T MAKE SENSE ANYMORE”. Public Books.
Ziolkowski, Saskia. ““THE WORD ILLEGAL DIDN’T MAKE SENSE ANYMORE”.” Public Books, October 29, 2019.
Ziolkowski S. “THE WORD ILLEGAL DIDN’T MAKE SENSE ANYMORE”. Public Books. 2019 Oct 29;
Ziolkowski, Saskia. ““THE WORD ILLEGAL DIDN’T MAKE SENSE ANYMORE”.” Public Books, 29 Oct. 2019.
Ziolkowski S. “THE WORD ILLEGAL DIDN’T MAKE SENSE ANYMORE”. Public Books. 2019.
Published In
Public Books
Publication Date
October 29, 2019