Titlebook: Artists, Writers and The Arab Spring; Riad Ismat Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Artists and Arab Spring.Wr

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Youssef Chahine: Destinyds. Chahine was the premier Arab director who prompted hundreds of critics to analyse both the form and meaning in his controversial movies. I, therefore, felt that I could not exclude Chahine when discussing the seeds of revolution in Arabic culture and arts. Many of his movies were ground-breaking

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Yusuf Idris & Zakaria Tamereption was Yusuf Idris. He frankly reflected his sense of frustration. On the pan-Arab cultural level, it was taken for granted that if Naguib Mahfouz sat on the throne of novel writing in Egypt and Tawfiq al-Hakim sat on the throne of playwriting, Yusuf Idris was Egypt’s most acclaimed short story

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Khairy Alzahaby, Gamal el-Ghitani & Halim Barakatelist who published his breakthrough novel in Damascus, related historical events with a political projection on the contemporary. ., a Syrian/American novelist, dedicated his novels to the theme of alienation and the question of identity after the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.

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Son’allah Ibrahim, Fawwaz Haddad & Nawal el-Saadawiand reject the most prestigious literary prize in his country. . proved to be an astonishing talent in his renditions of the past in his novels with unprecedented, intriguing technique and foresight. .’s struggle comprised over 38 books and a long career in medicine and social affairs, which interna

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Modern Theatre in Tunisiam seeking indigenous identity and addressing local subject matters with great subtlety. During the 31-year tenure of President Habib Bourguiba, the nationalist leader and statesman who served as the country’s leader from independence in 1956 to 1987, the father of Tunisian theatre was Aly Ben Ayed (

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Salah Abdel Sabour & Rashad Rushdiominent figures of Western drama like Ibsen, Lorca, Eliot and the Greek tragedians. He varied this tendency with his admiration of Eugene Ionesco. Most of his plays implicitly reflected frustration stemming from stagnation and the boiling anger of revolutionaries. . was one of the most controversial