Life & Works of Naguib Mahfuz Symposium, Part 1.
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Egyptian author and screen playwright Naguib Mahfuz (1911-2006), the 1988 Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, is the subject of this international symposium co-sponsored with the Egyptian Embassy. Part 1, morning sessions, included remarks by Librarian of Congress James H. Billington, Mohammed Tawfik, Roger Allen and Marius Deeb.
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