In practical criticism: Memory hunters

In this book, critic Dr. Radwa Ashour takes us on an exploratory journey through which she illuminates certain literary texts. We find her moving between Ibn Tufail's Hayy ibn Yaqzan, Naguib Mahfouz's Trilogy, and Malik al-Hazen by Ibrahim Aslan, revealing for us the journey of Latifa al-Zayyat and the worlds of Edward Said and Emile Habibi, before we hear the land speaking Arabic in the poetry of Fouad Haddad and Amal Donqol. She takes us on a journey into the worlds of Shakespeare, Brecht, and Hemingway. Finally, she reviews her own experience in writing. In "Memory Hunters," Radwa Ashour connects the literary text with its context, moving away from it only to return to it, reading its elements and its relationship with a specific historical reality — a broad, complex, and multi-dimensional relationship. This book combines critical reading based on objective analysis with literary writing based on a significant amount of self-expression. Book information: - Author: Radwa Ashour - Year of publication: 2016 - Publisher: Dar Al-Shorouk - Number of pages: 250