Postcolonial Memoir in the Middle East

Exploring the concept of liminality in postcolonial thought, the work delves into the memoirs of Mashriqi writers, presenting a fresh perspective on threshold states in literary studies. Bugeja's insightful analyses challenge traditional views, portraying liminal spaces as complex states of awareness that navigate the interplay between historical circumstances and contemporary memory. This examination offers a nuanced understanding of how these writers articulate their experiences within a dynamic and often conflicting cultural landscape.