Diana Allan
1 book
About the Author
Diana Allan is an anthropologist and filmmaker whose work centers on Palestinian displacement, memory, and everyday life under occupation. Drawing on long-term ethnographic research in Lebanon and the West Bank, she explores how refugees navigate loss, belonging, and political agency. Her writing combines rigorous scholarship with vivid narrative, illuminating the human dimensions of exile and resilience. Allan’s interdisciplinary approach bridges anthropology, oral history, and visual media to challenge conventional representations of Palestinian experience.
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ethnographic
narrative
interdisciplinary
Books by Diana Allan
