Alif 43: Brotherly/Sisterly Relations in Literature and the Arts
English and French Section:
- Andrea Maria Negri: Lovers as Siblings in al-Manfalūṭī’s Adaptations
- Mariam Elashmawy: “The Sons of the Pasha are Fallāḥīn”: The Taymūriyya Brothers in Interwar Egypt
- Mary Youssef: Together from Womb to Tomb: Sisters, Brothers, and the Nation in Mahfouz and Kanafani
- Yomna Saber: The Mimetic Desires of Warring Siblings in Fuʾād al-Takarlī’s Novels
- Muhammed F. Salem: Loving My Brother-in-Law: Sister Rivalry in the Work of Lehmann and Foenkinos
- Noha Hanafy: Contesting Narratives: Sibling Relations as Political Allegory in Lā tukhbir al-ḥiṣān
- Safaa Fathy: M pour un frère : Témoignage
- Anna Głowacka: Sisters at Crossroads: On Sister Relations in Restoration Literature in German (Translated by Karam AbuSehly)
Arabic Section:
- Magda Hasabelnaby: Sisterhood of Resistance and Creativity: Latifa al-Zayyat and Radwa Ashour
- Shereen Abouelnaga: Sisterhood in the Afro-American Context: From White Uniformity to Black Intersectionality
- Saad Al-Bazei: Fraternal Hegemony in Four Novels from the Arabian Peninsula
- Abdelrahman Abuabed: Brother-Sister Psychic Duality in Folktales: Jungian Individuation via Voice and Intuition
- Dalia Said Moustafa: Brotherly/Sisterly and Friendship Ties among Palestinian Children in Mai Masri’s Films
- Hala K. Gomaa: Female Friendship Novels: Sisterhood in Third-Wave Feminism
- Manal Al-Natour: Brotherly Ties and Their Implications in Syrian Prison Literature
- Amina Mansour: “Cairo Captions”: A Photo-Testimony on Human Fraternity