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Alia Mamdouh (also spelled Aliyah Mamduh) (born 1944) is an Iraqi novelist, author, and journalist living in exile in Paris, France. She won the 2004 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature for her novel The Loved Ones. She is most known for her widely acclaimed and translated book Naphtalene, originally written in Arabic. Her 2020 novel The Tank was shortlisted for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction. She cites Albert Camus as an influence.

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rdfs:comment	عالية ممدوح ( 1944م -) كاتبة عراقية ولدت في بغداد، وأنهت في بغداد الدراسة الإبتدائية والثانوية ثم التحقت بالجامعة المستنصرية في قسم علم النفس وتخرجت منها عام 1971م. غادرت العراق في عام 1982 ولم تعد إليه . وتنقلت بين عواصم ومدن شتى ما بين مدينة بيروت والمغرب، برايتون، كاردف، ومونتريال، واستقرت مؤقتا في باريس في فرنسا . (ar) Alia Mamdouh, född 1944 i Bagdad, är en irakisk författare och journalist, bosatt i Paris. Hon växte upp i Bagdad och tog examen i psykologi vid Mastansariyauniversitetet 1971. Hennes essäer och noveller har publicerats av ett flertal arabiska tidningar och tidskrifter. Mellan 1970 och 1982 var hon chefredaktör för tidskriften al-Rasid och mellan 1983 och 1990 var hon kulturchef för den saudiska tidningen i Rabat, Marocko. 2004 tilldelades hon Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature för romanen al-Mahbubat. (sv) Alia Mamduh (àrab: عالية ممدوح, ʿĀliya Mamdūḥ) (Bagdad, Iraq, 1944) és una escriptora iraquiana. Forma part d'una generació de dones que va viure les grans transformacions del món àrab, sorgides dels moviments anticolonialistes i que va poder accedir a l'educació. Mamduh estudià psicologia a Bagdad, però aviat va començar a escriure. La seva primera col·lecció de relats breus es va publicar el 1973. L'any 1978 va editar una segona col·lecció, Notes al marge per a la senyora B, i tres novel·les aparegudes a partir de 1980, entre elles Layla i el llop. El 1980 va abandonar Iraq i es va establir a París l'any 1990, després d'haver passat un temps al Marroc i a la Gran Bretanya. (ca) Alia Mamdouh (also spelled Aliyah Mamduh) (born 1944) is an Iraqi novelist, author, and journalist living in exile in Paris, France. She won the 2004 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature for her novel The Loved Ones. She is most known for her widely acclaimed and translated book Naphtalene, originally written in Arabic. Her 2020 novel The Tank was shortlisted for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction. She cites Albert Camus as an influence. (en) Alia Mamdouh (en arabe : عالية ممدوح), née en 1944 à Bagdad (Irak), est une romancière et journaliste irakienne. Elle suit des études de psychologie à l'université al-Mustansiriyah et en sort diplômée en 1971. Elle travaille ensuite, pendant une dizaine d'années, comme journaliste pour Al-Rasid. Son premier recueil de nouvelles, dont le titre anglais est Overture for Laughter, parait en 1973. Elle quitte Bagdad et l'Irak en 1982. Elle s'installe à Paris vers 1982. Tous ses livres sont censurés en Irak. (fr)
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