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Perspective March 14, 2023By Anonymous

El-ghorba translates to ‘estrangement’ in English, but to adopt this modern definition would be to overlook the word’s nuanced background: nostalgia that is intermingled with trauma and hopeless optimism.

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Browsing: foreigner

Familiar Foreignness

USyd students occupy quad lawns in solidarity with Gaza

Visa rejections reach record high as new restrictions target Indian and Nepalese students

I spent 48 hours on a celebrity dating app

Terminated whistleblower Professor sues the University of Sydney for wrongful dismissal

Our sisters in Gaza: Period poverty and white feminism

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Straddling the barbed-wire fence: Australia, the rural-urban divide, and the National Party

“Have you seen my keys?”: On Alzheimer’s Disease and Caregiving

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