Author
Al-Asmi, Aya Muhammad
Author Original
العاسمي، آية محمد
Publication Date
1440
Publication Place
Beirut, Lebanon -
Beirut, Lebanon: Arab House of Science Publishers
Subject
History, Social conditions, Social history
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
231
Physical Dimensions
231 صفحة
Library
University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID
ISBN: 614012848X, ISBN: 9786140128484
Record ID
cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_152696248
Library Location
Request
Date
1440
Notes
In her novel “The Revolution of Memory,” the Syrian writer Aya Muhammad Al-Asimi follows the events of the Syrian war during eight years of the revolution. She starts from those events and reformulates them according to her own artistic vision, and takes the life of a Syrian girl and her family as a miniature model of the suffering of Syrian society in light of this stage of its modern history. In “The Revolution of Memory,” all the impossibilities created by life in the shadow of war, with all its complexities and moments most cruel to the soul before the body, are identified, especially when talking about the human tragedies in Syria and other details of the relentlessly growing daily violence between the warring parties and in the confluences of life, conscience, and memory. This applies to the family of the central character in the novel, “Amal,” and to the disintegration of the trends of this family.--
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