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Arabic Literature and World Literature
2023The Epilogue deals with the place of Arabic literature within world literature, referring to the issue of the continuity of Arabic literary writing and the relationship between modern, premodern, and classical Arabic literature, which is essential to our understanding of the nature of the contemporary Arabic literary system.
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Middle Eastern Studies, 1967
Arabic literature in Israel is still in its first stages of development. Yet this literature, now only 18 years old, is a true mirror for all the aspects of Arab life in Israel. It reflects the problems, hopes, opinions, feelings and character of the Israeli-Arab intelligensia in particular and the whole Israeli Arab community in general.
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Arabic literature in Israel is still in its first stages of development. Yet this literature, now only 18 years old, is a true mirror for all the aspects of Arab life in Israel. It reflects the problems, hopes, opinions, feelings and character of the Israeli-Arab intelligensia in particular and the whole Israeli Arab community in general.
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Classical Arabic Literature: A Library of Arabic Literature Anthology
Middle Eastern Literatures, 2014Twelve centuries after the Abbasid caliph al-Maʾmūn established the House of Wisdom and funded the translation of the Greek classics, two centuries after Muhammad Ali sent out his envoys on a missi...
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2022
Arab American literature as a category has only become recognized since the 1980s; its origins, however, extend back a century earlier to the 1880s, when writers from Arabic-speaking countries formed literary associations, established printing presses, and participated in a thriving intellectual atmosphere that included literary centers in the United ...
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Arab American literature as a category has only become recognized since the 1980s; its origins, however, extend back a century earlier to the 1880s, when writers from Arabic-speaking countries formed literary associations, established printing presses, and participated in a thriving intellectual atmosphere that included literary centers in the United ...
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Epilogue – Arab Literature, World Literature
2017This chapter looks at the effects of autobiographical production in other languages and translation on the globality of national literatures and world literary study. It examines current theorisations of world literature and considers Arab autobiography within new literary systems.
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Anthologizing Arabic Literature
Journal of World Literature, 2017This paper examines the ways in which Arabic literature has been introduced into world literature anthologies. Taking The Longman Anthology of World Literature as a case study, the paper questions the politics of the inclusions and exclusions of Arabic literature in the anthology. Pertinent to the discussion is to ponder the nature of Arabic literature
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Contemporary Arabic Literature
2023The present book is complementary to my Modern Arabic Literature: A Theoretical Framework (2017), but, unlike the latter’s macro-conception, which at times could be subject to the charge of ignoring the nuances and details of the topic, the emphasis here is on the texts themselves and specific literary activities—in other words, on the micro-systems ...
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University of Toronto Quarterly, 1960
The intrusion of the West into the Arabic-speaking world, which began with Napoleon's invasion of Egypt in 1798, may be thought of as a rock cast into a stagnant pond; the changes that have taken place in the past 150 years are the ripples and the upsurge of silt resulting from this disturbance.
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The intrusion of the West into the Arabic-speaking world, which began with Napoleon's invasion of Egypt in 1798, may be thought of as a rock cast into a stagnant pond; the changes that have taken place in the past 150 years are the ripples and the upsurge of silt resulting from this disturbance.
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Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1969
S. A. Bonebakker, I. M. Filshtinsky
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S. A. Bonebakker, I. M. Filshtinsky
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