Elizabeth M. Holt Associate Professor of Arabic and Director of Middle Eastern Studies Bard College Commons username: @elizabethholt middleeastern.bard.edu/elizabeth-m-holt Following 17 members View ProfileActivitySites 1CORE deposits 14Following 17Followers 11Groups 3DiscussionsDocs Academic Interests Commons GroupsHCDigital Middle East & Islamic StudiesIslamicate StudiesSettler Colonialism Recent Commons Activity deposited Resistance Literature and Occ… in the group 2019 MLA Convention joined the group Settler Colonialism deposited Resistance Literature and Occ… deposited Al-Ṭayyib Ṣāliḥ’s Se… in the group 2019 MLA Convention Work Shared in COREArticlesResistance Literature and Occupied Palestine in Cold War BeirutAl-Ṭayyib Ṣāliḥ’s Season of Migration to the North, the CIA, and the Cultural Cold War after Bandung“In a Language That Was Not His Own”: On Ahlām Mustaghānamī’s Dhākirat al-jasad and Its French Translation Mémoires de la chair“Bread or Freedom”: The Congress for Cultural Freedom, the CIA, and the Arabic Literary Journal Ḥiwār (1962-67) (complete)From Gardens of Knowledge to Ezbekiyya after Midnight: The Novel and the Arabic Press from Beirut to Cairo, 1870-1892Cartography and Clandestinité in Leïla Sebbar’s Shérazade: 17 ans, brune, frisée, les yeux verts“In a Language That Was Not His Own”: On Ahlām Mustaghānamī’s Dhākirat al-jasad and Its French Translation Mémoires de la chair“‘A Fabrication in Fabrication’: Ya’qub Sarruf’s *Fatat Misr* and the Fiction of Finance in Colonial Egypt”Narrative and the Reading Public in 1870s Beirut“Bread or Freedom”: The Congress for Cultural Freedom, the CIA, and the Arabic Literary Journal Ḥiwār (1962-67)Book chapters“Narrating the Nahda: The Syrian Protestant College, al-Muqtataf, and the Rise of Jurji Zaydan,” AUB: 150 Years“The Story of Zahra and Its Critics: Feminism and Agency at War,” Arabic Literature for the Classroom“Cairo and the Cultural Cold War for Afro-Asia,” Routledge Handbook to the Global SixtiesCold War in the Arabic Press: Ḥiwār (Beirut, 1962–67) and the Congress for Cultural Freedom Blog Posts
