Review of Lovisa Berg, Masculinity and Syrian Fiction: Gender, Society and the Female Gaze

Columbu, A. 2026. Review of Lovisa Berg, Masculinity and Syrian Fiction: Gender, Society and the Female Gaze. Kervan - International Journal of African and Asiatic Studies.

TitleReview of Lovisa Berg, Masculinity and Syrian Fiction: Gender, Society and the Female Gaze
TypeBook review
AuthorsColumbu, A.
Abstract

Review of Lovisa Berg, Masculinity and Syrian Fiction: Gender, Society and the Female Gaze. London: I.B. Tauris, 2022, pp. 224, Paperback, ISBN 9780755637669

JournalKervan - International Journal of African and Asiatic Studies
ISSN1825-263X
Year2026
PublisherUniversità degli Studi di Torino
Web address (URL)https://ojs.unito.it/index.php/kervan

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