Feature: How Are Arabic Proverbs a Form of Art?

Presenter: Lamia Charlebois


Delivered:
Montreal on January 15, 2017

In this afikra feature, Lamia Charlebois demonstrates popular Arabic proverbs and idioms as a art form, focusing on not only the cultural and traditional aspect of the phenomenon, but also, the oral histories which are tied to this practice.

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