Always Coca-Cola. Alexandra Chreiteh. Зарубежная классика.. Скачать, читать онлайн, купить. www.doorway.ru Always Coca-Cola: Author: Alexandra Chreiteh: Genre: Novel: Written: (Eng. ) Length: pages: Original in: Arabic: Availability: Always Coca-Cola - US: Always Coca-Cola - UK: Always Coca-Cola - Canada: Always Coca-Cola - IndiaAuthor: Alexandra Chreiteh. Written when the author was only 19, Alexandra Chreiteh's first novel "Always Coca-Cola", focuses in a highly entertaining way on how three young friends in Beirut are affected by Western commercialisation and contemporary beauty ideals. By Volker Kaminski. The most important piece of furniture in Abeer's room is the mirror that hangs on her wall. The first hour of every day is spent in front of it, assiduously .
In , Chreiteh published her second novel, Ali and His Russian Mother [ʻAlī wa-ummuhu al-Rūsīyah]. Like Always Coca-Cola, it was translated to English by Michelle Hartman who maintained Chreiteh's omission of chapters or subheadings in favour of a "continuous flow of words". The story takes place in the Israel-Hezbollah War. Alexandra Chreiteh's. Always Coca-Cola, Dāyman Coca-Cola, is a novella which was originally written in Arabic and was later translated into English by Hartman. This novella is set in st. century Lebanon and tells the story of three women, Abeer, Yana, and Yasmine, who are. Women in Always Coca-Cola are oppressed by multiple intersectional forces of oppression, such as patriarchy, the male gaze, colonialism, and the beauty myth. Although some women in the novella are caught in a state in between rebellion and conformism, Always Coca-Cola largely subverts patriarchy. By the end of the novella, the female protagonist is able to break free from some of her chains of.
The title refers to an advertising slogan, one that appears on a billboard in Beirut, for the ubiquitous soft drink. Before narrator Abeer Ward (Arabic for “Fragrant Rose”) was born, her mother had a craving for only one thing—Coca-Cola. Ironically, some years later Abeer’s good friend Yana, a sexually liberated woman and model in Beirut, becomes the visible emblem of the soft drink on a billboard that Abeer can see from her room. Alexandra Chreiteh ألكسندرا شريتح is a Lebanese author known for her frank writing and portrayal barriers faced by Arab women. Alexandra Chreiteh was raised in a religiously conservative region by her Russian mother and Lebanese father. Always Coca-Cola. by. Alexandra Chreiteh, Michelle Hartman (Translator) · Rating details · ratings · 29 reviews. Always Coca-Cola is the story of three very different young women attending university in Beirut: Abeer, Jana, and Yasmine. The narrator, Abeer Ward (fragrant rose, in Arabic), daughter of a conservative family, admits wryly that her name is also the name of her father s flower shop.
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