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حين يقف الجميع أمام المرآة: المثقف والبندقية وأخلاق الحوار في زمن الحرب .. الواثق كمير والنقد من داخل ذاكرة البندقية(٢)

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د.ناهد محمد الحسن الواثق كمير والنقد من داخل ذاكرة البندقية: تحمل المرآة التي أعادها الواثق كمير إلى النور في عمقها صورةً أقدم لصاحبها. فالواثق نفسه لم يعش بعيداً عن سؤال المثقف والبندقية، ولم يقف طوال تاريخه في الموقع المدني الآمن الذي يكتفي بمراقبة الحركات المسلحة من الخارج. كان من المثقفين الشماليين الذين خرجوا من مواقعهم …

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