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and considers the achievements of the Greeks in their art and architecture

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including the catacombs at Kom el-Shuqafa and the necropolis at Gabbari

Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics, no. 26: Wanderlust: Travel Literature of Egypt and the Middle East ' enthnographic study of film in Egypt' ape-like humans from AfricaFerial GhazoulThis issue of Alif is devoted to travel and travel writing in the broadest cross cultural sense and focuses on what Mahmoud Manzalauoui has termed indigenes, visitants, sojourners, and habitants or metics, particularly in Egypt and the Middle East. It is a tribute to Middle East scholar and acclaimed travel writer John Rodenbeck. Essays in this issue take a variety of approaches, ranging from the historical to the analytical and