- The
Secret Life of Saeed: The
Pessoptimist (Arabic: الوقائع الغريبة في اختفاء سعيد أبي النحس المتشائل) is a 1974
satirical fiction book by
Emile Habibi...
- 2000, The Harp on the
Willow at the
Ensemble Theatre in 2003 and The
Pessoptimist at the
Sidetrack Theatre,
Marrickville in 2005. Duffy,
Michael Jun (17...
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Knesset in
order to
write his
first novel: The
Secret Life of
Saeed the
Pessoptimist,
which became a
classic in
modern Arabic literature. The book depicts...
- anthology, 1995 (tr. with
Trevor LeG****ick) The
Secret Life of Saeed: The
Pessoptimist by
Emile Habibi, 2002. (ed.)
Short Arabic plays: an anthology, 2003....
- LCCN 2013035849. OCLC 861542585. Callahan,
William A. (2010). China: The
Pessoptimist Nation.
Oxford University Press. p. 240. ISBN 978-0-19-960439-5. OCLC 754167885...
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Retrieved 3
April 2013. Callahan,
William (15
August 2008). "China: The
Pessoptimist Nation". The
China Beat.
Archived from the
original on 2013-02-17. Retrieved...
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Haifa theater and al-Kasaba
theater in Ramallah. His one-man plays, The
Pessoptimist (1986), The
Anchor (1991),
Season of
Migration to the
North (1993) and...
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Retrieved 6
February 2017. Callahan,
William A. (2012). China: The
Pessoptimist Nation.
Oxford University Press. p. 114. ISBN 978-0-19-960439-5. On the...
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Cultural Governance and
Resistance in
Pacific Asia (2006) China: The
Pessoptimist Nation (2012)
China Dreams: 20
Views of the ****ure (2015) Pollwatching...
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novelist Emile Habibi in his
famous novel The
Secret Life of
Saeed the
Pessoptimist. As of the
census of 2008,
Fureidis had 10,800 residents, of whom 99...
