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  • Mohammed Dib

    …Maison (1952; ā€œThe Big Houseā€), L’Incendie (1954; ā€œThe Fireā€), and Le MĆ©tier Ć  tisser (1957; ā€œThe Loomā€), in which he described the Algerian people’s awakening to self-consciousness and to the impending struggle for independence that began in 1954. The trilogy recounts the years 1938–42.

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    …Maison (1952; ā€œThe Big Houseā€), L’Incendie (1954; ā€œThe Fireā€), and Le MĆ©tier Ć  tisser (1957; ā€œThe Loomā€), in which he described the Algerian people’s awakening to self-consciousness and to the impending struggle for independence that began in 1954. The trilogy recounts the years 1938–42.

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