The Ideology of the Illiterate: A Marxist Reading of Okot P’ Bitek’s ‘Song of Lawino’ and Abdul Rahman Alabnudi’s ‘The Letters of Heraji Elgot’

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doi 10.21608/jssa.2015.12800
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Egypts Presidential Specialized Council for Education and Scientific Research

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