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Event Field
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ISBN10: 1463768486
ISBN13: 9781463768485
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Jul 27 2011
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781463768485
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Jul 27 2011
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
***Author's note:
Event Field is an example of a world view from the Israel-centric lens and as such is missing crucial aspects of Palestinian context, since typically none is known from that lens and it is intentionally hidden from Israeli life. The author acknowledges this and the shortfalls will be addressed in the sequel. A young state of Israel reborn in war hosts many a secret...among them the events surrounding one intellectual family unwittingly muddied in operations of the country's own security service. Zmam relays the intensity of Israeli existence through a dense and relentless mystery thriller overtoned with expressions of contemporary history and culture. It was the author's intent as witness to fact during the nineties to convey by means fiction a moody brew of the real and contrived, especially those realms where the two happen to be same.The Draft portrays disparate experiences of two nationals and a Canadian tourist, adventurous girls facing adulthood with humour and courage in a modern militarized Israeli society, comprising book 2 of the series and following in the Zmam drama. It is a delving psychological probe into the question of identity and perspective and the ability to transcend beyond our long-held concepts of such.In the breathtaking stillness of Canada's west a multinational array of armed forces converge undercover on intelligence maneuvers. Counterpoint constitutes book 3 of the Event Field trilogy following Zmam and The Draft. A witty dialogue amongst diverse characters marks their spiritual progression as opposing elements square off in final confrontation.AVAILABLE IN BOOK / EBOOK.
Event Field is an example of a world view from the Israel-centric lens and as such is missing crucial aspects of Palestinian context, since typically none is known from that lens and it is intentionally hidden from Israeli life. The author acknowledges this and the shortfalls will be addressed in the sequel. A young state of Israel reborn in war hosts many a secret...among them the events surrounding one intellectual family unwittingly muddied in operations of the country's own security service. Zmam relays the intensity of Israeli existence through a dense and relentless mystery thriller overtoned with expressions of contemporary history and culture. It was the author's intent as witness to fact during the nineties to convey by means fiction a moody brew of the real and contrived, especially those realms where the two happen to be same.The Draft portrays disparate experiences of two nationals and a Canadian tourist, adventurous girls facing adulthood with humour and courage in a modern militarized Israeli society, comprising book 2 of the series and following in the Zmam drama. It is a delving psychological probe into the question of identity and perspective and the ability to transcend beyond our long-held concepts of such.In the breathtaking stillness of Canada's west a multinational array of armed forces converge undercover on intelligence maneuvers. Counterpoint constitutes book 3 of the Event Field trilogy following Zmam and The Draft. A witty dialogue amongst diverse characters marks their spiritual progression as opposing elements square off in final confrontation.AVAILABLE IN BOOK / EBOOK.
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