Critical studies in light of the realist approach

The critic Hussein Marwa is one of the critics who believed in realism as a critical school, and he tried to apply it in most of his written criticism. His book "Critical Studies" is a good example of the critic's thought and his belief in the realistic approach and its ability to delve into understanding poetic and prose texts alike. He summarizes the principles of new realism through his study of some poems; or his comments on some selected books; or his reference to some prose arts. The research begins with an introduction that discusses realism as a critical approach; to stop at its most prominent concepts and its notable figures. Then, the first requirement follows, addressing realism among Arab critics, including Hussein Marwa and what he added or distinguished himself with from other Arab critics. The second requirement then discusses the features of the critical perspective of the critic through his research in the book "Critical Studies." The research concludes with a summary that clarifies Marwa's view of the realistic approach, including its positives and negatives.