Author: Paula Fernández Franco*
The autochthonous narrative of contemporary history of Palestine is divided, in general terms, between a dominant Zionist narrative and a Palestinian narrative struggling to be heard. This paper analyzes the evolution of the Palestinian historical narrative through historiography and cinema. The authors propose: a joint periodization in five stages. Two distinct cases are analyzed to establish a methodology which could be effective to undertake an expansive investigation.
Keywords: Historiography, historical narrative, cinema, Palestine, contemporary history.
*Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
