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Education and Arab Identity Kamal El-Kafrawi: University of Qatar, Doha

Udo Kultermann


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Abstract

Architecture in the Third World is in the process of finding ways to relate contemporary necessities to the old and often forgotten patterns of traditional building forms that were once in harmony with the life style and cultural values of the people. Among the numerous ways to achieve these connections are those which use traditional decorative patterns and superficial applications, or those which attempt to catch the inherent spirit of great buildings of the past and re-create them on a contemporary basis. It is symptomatic that among the building tasks in which these new tendencies toward a required cultural identity are manifested are educational institutions, often national university campuses such as those in Iraq, Algeria, Libya, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan.

Keywords

Doha; education; identity; Kamal El-Kafrawi; Qatar

Hrčak ID:

10808

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/10808

Publication date:

21.12.2002.

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