Jacqueline Kahanoff Funmi Obembe Wolf writes

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Mori's memoir chronicles his complex response as an outsider to a culture he so admired

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Jacqueline Kahanoff Funmi Obembe Wolf writesJacqueline Kahanoff: A Levantine Woman is the first intellectual biography of this remarkable Egyptian Jewish intellectual, whose work has secured her place in literary pantheon as a herald of Levantine, Mediterranean, and transnational culture. Growing up Jewish in cosmopolitan Egypt in the 1920s and 1930s, Jacqueline Kahanoff experienced a bustling Middle East enriched by diverse languages, religions, and peoples who nonetheless were deeply