Author
Al-Adhari, Thaer
Author Original
العذاري، ثائر
Publication Date
1441
Publication Place
Oman -
Amman: Dar Kunooz Al-Ma’rifa for Publishing and Distribution
Subject
History and criticism
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
184
Physical Dimensions
184 صفحة
Library
University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID
ISBN: 9957747983, ISBN: 9789957747985, OCLC: 1162001340, LCCN: 2019445813
Record ID
cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_374882696
Library Location
Request
Date
1441
Notes
The short story is one of the most diverse, elusive and innovative literary genres, and it is still difficult to define. Despite its brevity, it is the most flexible of the arts. Short story writers can still invent new forms that are almost infinite, and we believe that this possibility will never end due to the complex and complex possibilities available to the story and techniques characterized by the ability to renew and adapt. This book attempts to grasp the threads of the game, and reveal the theoretical foundations that give the short story this renewed energy, after reviewing the opinions of critics starting from Edgar Allen Poe until now, and then building a theoretical system capable of interpretation and reasoning and applying it to a large number of Arabic stories. -- Includes bibliographic references.
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