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Mughāmarat raʾs al-mamlūk Jābir
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    Mughāmarat raʾs al-mamlūk Jābir (1971; “The Adventure of Mamlūk Jābir’s Head”) and Al-Malik huwa al-malik (1977; “The King’s the King”) continued his ongoing experiments with theatre dynamics through what he termed masraḥ al-tasyīs (“theatre of politicization”). Because Wannūs was such a crucially important figure, other…

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    Mughāmarat raʾs al-mamlūk Jābir (1971; “The Adventure of Mamlūk Jābir’s Head”) and Al-Malik huwa al-malik (1977; “The King’s the King”) continued his ongoing experiments with theatre dynamics through what he termed masraḥ al-tasyīs (“theatre of politicization”). Because Wannūs was such a crucially important figure, other…

    Read More