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The Children of the New World
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The Children of the New World

work by Djebar
Also known as: ā€œLes Enfants du nouveau mondeā€
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  • Djebar, Assia
    Assia Djebar

    …Enfants du nouveau monde (1962; Children of the New World) and its sequel, Les Alouettes naĆÆves (1967; ā€œThe Naive Larksā€), chronicle the growth of Algerian feminism and describe the contributions of Algerian women to the war for independence (1954–62) from France. Djebar collaborated with Walid Garn, then her husband, on…

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    …Enfants du nouveau monde (1962; Children of the New World) and its sequel, Les Alouettes naĆÆves (1967; ā€œThe Naive Larksā€), chronicle the growth of Algerian feminism and describe the contributions of Algerian women to the war for independence (1954–62) from France. Djebar collaborated with Walid Garn, then her husband, on…

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