that reflects the Westerners’ views of the Orient as they have imagined it to be. I aim in this essay to scrutinise Bells’ narration of using the male voice in tackling the landscape in the texts under investigation. The abundant reports, literary narratives, and the variety of representations of the early travellers, present the Orient as strange, eccentric, savage, hostile, irrational, exotic, and mysterious, that has unresolved secrets, alien creatures, sensational women, monstrous and
• Reference: Khattab, Nabil. "Ethnicity, Class and the Earning Inequality in Israel, 1983-1995." Sociological Research Online Volume 10, Issue 330 Sep 2005 14 Nov 2007 . Article 3: • Title: Organisation Man – Woman and Organisational Culture by G. Coates • Connection to research problem: This article
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