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Topographie idéale pour une agression caractérisée
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Topographie idéale pour une agression caractérisée

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  • Rachid Boudjedra
    Rachid Boudjedra

    Topographie idĂ©ale pour une agression caractĂ© risĂ©e (1975; “Ideal Topography for a Specific Aggression”) took as its protagonist an illiterate Berber peasant drawn to the city by the prospect of work; lost in the capital’s subway, he is bombarded by a host of bewildering scenes


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    Topographie idĂ©ale pour une agression caractĂ© risĂ©e (1975; “Ideal Topography for a Specific Aggression”) took as its protagonist an illiterate Berber peasant drawn to the city by the prospect of work; lost in the capital’s subway, he is bombarded by a host of bewildering scenes


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