Women's World & Existentialism in
Waiting in the Future for the Past to Come
Sabiha Khemir a
Tunisian writer who received her BA in English literature from University of
Tunis, MA and PhD degrees in Islamic art and archaeology from London
University. She wrote The Blue Manuscript and Waiting in the Future
for the Past to Come which are considered as fiction novels. The first
novel she wrote is Waiting in the Future for the Past to Come, which is
a story about a young Tunisian girl named Amina in her village Korba. The
narrator in this novel expresses her personal thoughts and feelings towards
different situations she goes through during the post-colonial period in her
village. The novel presents a mixture of experiences and lessons that the young
protagonist goes through and the way she responses and deals with them in a
conservative and a traditional society.
This paper will
illustrate women's world through presenting the traditional and the
psychological image of Tunisian women. Moreover, it will elucidate women's modern
image which is expressed through existentialist
notions.
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