Mohammed Dib Book order

July 21, 1920 – May 2, 2003

An Algerian poet and novelist, Dib emerged as a pivotal figure in Maghrebi Francophone literature, recognized for his persistent innovation and stylistic evolution. His work traverses a landscape from naturalistic social portrayals to deeply internalized, oneiric narratives, demonstrating a profound engagement with themes of identity and history. Dib masterfully interweaves social commentary with psychological depth, drawing inspiration from diverse artistic and intellectual currents. His poetry, acclaimed for its linguistic power and often hermetic quality, complements a diverse prose output that continues to explore the complexities of the Algerian experience.

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2020
Teaching out of the box
A Breathing Space for Learners
72 pages
3 hours of reading
The book explores innovative teaching strategies designed to address the unique challenges faced by today's students, who experience heightened stress and anxiety. It advocates for incorporating entertaining activities and social media interactions, such as games on platforms like Skype and Facebook, to enhance learning beyond traditional classroom settings. Drawing on experiences with diverse learners, including university students and young children, it aims to provide valuable resources for students, teachers, and parents to discover effective educational approaches.
2012
The Parley Tree
217 pages
8 hours of reading
The poets anthologized here - from North Africa, Sub Saharan Africa and the Arab World - have long wished to escape from artificial pigeon-holing and rather to be associated with common threads. The past half-century has confirmed their work as poetry of great literary quality, full of a unique vitality and presence.

Teaching out of the box

The Parley Tree