
Tawfiq al-Hakim: Father of Modern Arabic Theater and Master of Literary Identity
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Tawfiq al-Hakim (1898–1987) stands as one of Egypt’s most influential dramatists, n…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Tawfiq al-Hakim (1898–1987) stands as one of Egypt’s most influential dramatists, n…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Gamal al-Ghitani (1945–2015) remains one of Egypt’s most distinguished literary fig…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Fat Ghanim (1924–2000) stands among the significant Egyptian novelists of the 20th …
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Elian-Juda Finbert (1899–1977) was a Palestinian-born, Egypt-raised F…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Alfred Farag (b. 1929, Egypt) is widely regarded as one of Egypt’s most influential…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Amal Dunqul (1940–1983) remains one of the most compelling and defiant voices in 20…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Albert Cossery (1913–2008) occupies a unique and paradoxical space in Francophone l…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Andrée Chedid (1920–2011) was a celebrated Francophone poet, novelis…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Robert Blum (b. 1901, Tunis) was a versatile Francophone writer, literary organize…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) In the vast tapestry of Arab literature, few voices have resonated as boldly and pe…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in the vibrant Mediterranean city of Alexandria, Egypt , in 1903, Céline Axélos …
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in 1929 in the heart of Cairo, Fawzia Assaad stands as one of the most distinc…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) In the heart of modern Egyptian literature, few voices have captured the rhythms of…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) In the vast constellation of Arab literary figures, Radwa Ashour (1946–2014) shine…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Ibrāhīm ʿAbd al-Majīd: Chronicler of Alexandria’s Soul and Egypt’s Shifting Identity …