7 Feb 2025Open access
Cinematizing Women’s Struggles: Gendered Laws in <i>Sofia</i> (2018)Publisher siteHumanities and Social Sciences, South Asian Cinema and Culture
UniversitiesHind EL FELLAK
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In gender politics and representation
Hind EL
FELLAK
Scholar“Research focused on Gender Politics and Representation and adjacent fields.”
Marymount University
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ind EL FELLAK is a researcher working on Gender Politics and Representation. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Beyond Stereotypes: The Polysemous and Polymorphous Representation of Women in Moroccan Cinema through Adam (2019)Publisher siteInternational Journal of Language and Literary Studies, Gender Politics and Representation
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Visual Narratives in Education: Empowering Learning Through PhotoVoicePublisher siteMediaSpace DME Journal of Communication., Digital Storytelling and Education
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