Heterotopias and Their Application in Arabic Literature and Cinema

In Arabic literature and movies, there are places that are considered to be separated from daily life, and these places follow various groups. These places that do not exist in "There is nothing like here" are called off-site. Utopia is an ideal place and thought to be a perfect social form, but in a sense, offsite is a realistic form of utopia. An example of opposite sex is a prison and its members deviate from social norms, but placement within the facility (prison, prison) is true, despite the fact that the prison in the wall is not ideal It can be regarded as a utopia of.

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