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1 “Another Evening at the Club”
By Alifa Rifaat “Another Evening at the Club”

2 Alifa Rifaat Real name: Fatima Rifaat Egyptian author
Psydonymn: Alifa Rifaat Used in order to prevent embarassment towards her family because of the themes within her stories. Egyptian author

3 Short Stories Depictions of the dynamics of female sexuality, relationship, and loss in rural Egyptian culture Depict the problems in a patriarchal society Protagonists Remain religiously faithful and passive feelings towards their fate

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