Last Train to Cairo
Touring Egypt in the 21st Century
by Paul Q Cohen
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How does Paul Q. Cohen balance the awe of experiencing Egypt’s ancient history with the tension and instability of its modern political climate in the summer of 2014?
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If you were planning a trip to a region experiencing political unrest, what would be your personal threshold for risk, and what factors would influence your decision to go or stay home?
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The book describes Egypt as a "Siren" that teases travelers with its song despite the dangers and frustrations; what does this metaphor suggest about the psychological pull of travel and wanderlust?
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