Mass Culture and Modernism in Egypt.

Lila Abu‐Lughod · Walter Armbrust

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1. Introduction 2. The white flag 3. The split vernacular 4. The gifted musician 5. Classic, clunker, national narrative 6. Popular commentary, real lives 7. 'Vulgarity'.

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