In Chapter 3 of your textbook, you learned about an emotion called hasham in the Bedouin language. Hasham is often translated into English as "shame," which was described in detail in Chapter 11. Compare and contrast hasham and shame - how are they similar, and how are the different? Do you think "shame" is a good translation for hasham, or would you suggest another word? Defend your answer.
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