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Brahim El Guabli

Williams College

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Studies Of Department Of Arabic

Studies Of Department Of Global

NoneBrahim El Guabli is currently serving as a Studies Arabic faculty at Williams College.

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history cultural history north african studies postcolonial writing islamic thought literature comparative literature interdisciplinary history cultural studies intellectual history islamic studies decoloniality critical theory global history levant post-colonial criticism law criminology criminal law social justice literary theory criminal justice transitional justice literary history heritage studies regional studies feminist studies women's studies french studies poetics african identity international criminology crime against humanity socialism historical reconstruction historical methodology international research feminist identity feminist perspectives gender theory orientalism parallelism (rhetoric) contemporary racism diaspora studies genocide arid environments landscape archaeology desertification oppression psychological violence african diaspora historical reassessment morocco ’ s tazmamart literature absent perpetrators lead ” moroccan history interdisciplinary approaches amazigh studies moroccan historiography ordinary women gender-unaware history arabic literature absent dimension close readings arab existentialism jean-paul sartre nakba memories

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Deserts as Infinite Dis-Archives. Archival Science (2026)

levantdesertificationhistorical geographyarid environmentsgeographyenvironmental historyinfinite dis-archiveslandscape archaeologyphysical geography

Morocco Reimagined. Journal of Religious Minorities under Muslim Rule (2023)

Rethinking Archives, Rewriting History: Other-Archives and the Interdisciplinary Approaches to Moroccan History of the “Years of Lead”. History in Africa (2022)

global historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historyhistorymoroccan historyhistorical methodologyheritage studiesarchival researchcivilizationshistorical reconstructionlead ”interdisciplinary approacheshistoriographynorth african studies

The Absent Dimension: Anti-Racism in Mbark Ben Zayda's Amazigh Poetics. Review of Middle East Studies (2022)

anti-racismparallelism (rhetoric)literaturecultural studiespoeticsabsent dimensioncomparative literaturecontemporary racismpostcolonial writing

The Amazigh Republic of Letters: A Review and Close Readings. Review of Middle East Studies (2022)

Brahim El GuabliAomar Boum

linguisticshistoryliteraturemiddle eastern studiesclose readings

Where is Amazigh Studies?. The Journal of North African Studies (2022)

history of scienceanthropologyamazigh studiesregional studiesinternational research

The Novel and the History of the Present in Morocco: A Book Review Essay. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

cultural historyintellectual historyhistoryworld literatureliteratureinterdisciplinary historyafrican diasporaafrican studiescomparative literatureislamic studiesbook reviewdecolonialityislamic thoughthistoriographypost-colonial criticismpostcolonial writingliterary criticism

Reading for Theory in the Moroccan Marxist-Leninist Testimonial Literature. African Identities (2020)

socialismliterary historyintellectual historyliteratureliterary theorycritical theorypostcolonial writingliterary criticismnorth african studies

The Absent Perpetrators: Morocco’s Failed Accountability, Tazmamart Literature and the Survivors’ Testimony for Their Jailers (1973-1991). Violence An International Journal (2020)

morocco ’ slawhistorycriminal justicecrime against humanitycriminologycriminal lawsocial justiceabsent perpetratorsinternational criminologytransitional justicenorth african studiestazmamart literature

The Simple Past. The Journal of North African Studies (2020)

interdisciplinary historyintellectual historyhistoryhistorical reassessmenthistorical reviewsimple pasthistoriography

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Brahim El Guabli

Williams College

Affiliations

Studies Of Department Of Arabic

Studies Of Department Of Global

NoneBrahim El Guabli is currently serving as a Studies Arabic faculty at Williams College.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Deserts as Infinite Dis-Archives. Archival Science (2026)

levantdesertificationhistorical geographyarid environmentsgeographyenvironmental historyinfinite dis-archiveslandscape archaeologyphysical geography

Morocco Reimagined. Journal of Religious Minorities under Muslim Rule (2023)

Rethinking Archives, Rewriting History: Other-Archives and the Interdisciplinary Approaches to Moroccan History of the “Years of Lead”. History in Africa (2022)

The Absent Dimension: Anti-Racism in Mbark Ben Zayda's Amazigh Poetics. Review of Middle East Studies (2022)

anti-racismparallelism (rhetoric)literaturecultural studiespoeticsabsent dimensioncomparative literaturecontemporary racismpostcolonial writing

The Amazigh Republic of Letters: A Review and Close Readings. Review of Middle East Studies (2022)

Brahim El GuabliAomar Boum

linguisticshistoryliteraturemiddle eastern studiesclose readings

Where is Amazigh Studies?. The Journal of North African Studies (2022)

history of scienceanthropologyamazigh studiesregional studiesinternational research

The Novel and the History of the Present in Morocco: A Book Review Essay. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

Reading for Theory in the Moroccan Marxist-Leninist Testimonial Literature. African Identities (2020)

socialismliterary historyintellectual historyliteratureliterary theorycritical theorypostcolonial writingliterary criticismnorth african studies

The Absent Perpetrators: Morocco’s Failed Accountability, Tazmamart Literature and the Survivors’ Testimony for Their Jailers (1973-1991). Violence An International Journal (2020)

The Simple Past. The Journal of North African Studies (2020)

interdisciplinary historyintellectual historyhistoryhistorical reassessmenthistorical reviewsimple pasthistoriography

1
2
10 / page