Abdellah Hammoudi

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Abdellah Hammoudi, a cultural anthropologist, has taught at Princeton University since 1989.

Which History are we Trapping Ourselves in? On Nubians in Egypt, Collective Memory and Sexuality.

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painting by Crystal Latimer - image copyright the artist, 2017

A New Axial Age? Opening and Disarray

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Which History are we Trapping Ourselves in? On Nubians in Egypt, Collective Memory and Sexuality.

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