William Granara

Bibliographic References tagged with William Granara

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Bauler, Timothy. “An Arab Ottoman Officer in the Great War and the Memoirs of Fawzi Al-Qawuqji: The Events of the First World War, Translation and Commentary”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies. Harvard University, 2018.
Bauler, Timothy. “An Arab Ottoman Officer in the Great War and the Memoirs of Fawzi Al-Qawuqji: The Events of the First World War, Translation and Commentary”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies. Harvard University, 2018.
Benvenuto, Giulia. “Islam As a Source of Progress: The Project of the Progressive Islamists in Tunisia, 1977-Present”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Benvenuto, Giulia. “Islam As a Source of Progress: The Project of the Progressive Islamists in Tunisia, 1977-Present”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Al-Rifay, Mouhanad. “Scattered Images: The Perpetual Destabilization of Family in Pursuit of Political Dominance (Palestine 1948–Syria 1980)”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Al-Rifay, Mouhanad. “Scattered Images: The Perpetual Destabilization of Family in Pursuit of Political Dominance (Palestine 1948–Syria 1980)”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Kelly, Claire. “Male Voices and the Woman-Nation Trope: Ahlam Mosteghanemi Rewrites Kateb Yacine”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Kelly, Claire. “Male Voices and the Woman-Nation Trope: Ahlam Mosteghanemi Rewrites Kateb Yacine”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Sakayan, Mano. “Evangelizing in Eastern Anatolia: Historicizing the Rise and Early Work of the ABCFM’s Harput Station”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Sakayan, Mano. “Evangelizing in Eastern Anatolia: Historicizing the Rise and Early Work of the ABCFM’s Harput Station”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Saleh, Mohamad. “Estrangement: Transience and Being in Modern Arabic Literature”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
Saleh, Mohamad. “Estrangement: Transience and Being in Modern Arabic Literature”. Center for Middle Eastern Studies.