Religion in the Egyptian Novel

Author:   Christina Phillips
Publisher:   Edinburgh University Press
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9781474483889


Pages:   296
Publication Date:   31 May 2021
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Christina Phillips
Publisher:   Edinburgh University Press
Imprint:   Edinburgh University Press
ISBN:  

9781474483889


ISBN 10:   1474483887
Pages:   296
Publication Date:   31 May 2021
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Manufactured on demand   Availability explained
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This is one of the best books on modern Arabic novel written in English. The width of its scope, covering its trajectory from birth to the present, is matched by the depth and sensitivity of its insightful close reading of key texts. In its exploration of the novel's dialectical interaction with religion, it sheds as much light on the course of its changing forms and textual strategies, as on the transmutations of Islam and Christianity in the perception of its writers and readers. It also uses diverse critical approaches, placing its critical contribution firmly in the current debates of modern critical theory from Delueze to Said, and from feminism to post-colonial and secular criticism. This will soon be an essential reading for the students of modern Arabic literature as well as those interested in the current affairs of the turbulent Arab world.-- ""Sabry Hafez, SOAS University of London""


"This is one of the best books on modern Arabic novel written in English. The width of its scope, covering its trajectory from birth to the present, is matched by the depth and sensitivity of its insightful close reading of key texts. In its exploration of the novel's dialectical interaction with religion, it sheds as much light on the course of its changing forms and textual strategies, as on the transmutations of Islam and Christianity in the perception of its writers and readers. It also uses diverse critical approaches, placing its critical contribution firmly in the current debates of modern critical theory from Delueze to Said, and from feminism to post-colonial and secular criticism. This will soon be an essential reading for the students of modern Arabic literature as well as those interested in the current affairs of the turbulent Arab world.-- ""Sabry Hafez, SOAS University of London"""


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Christina Phillips is Senior Lecturer of Arabic Literature and Media at the University of Exeter.

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