By critic and academic Dr. Rasha Saleh, critic and academic Dr. Hisham Abdel Aziz, and critic and academic Dr. Sayyid Dhaifallah, the book of narration and cultural privacy, published by the General Book Authority, is discussed.
Hamdi Al -Norj, at six o’clock on Wednesday evening, October 19 at the headquarters The International Book Center in central Cairo, the book discusses the relationship between narration and culture, based on the fact that they are two narrative components with a distinction that combine a reciprocal relationship.
The general book authority in Egypt published “Narration and Cultural Privacy” by Dr.
As distinct story elements that bring together an exchange relationship and one essence that is necessary expressed in two disparaged terms, Sayyid Dhaif Allah seeks to investigate the depths of the relationship between narration and culture.
The author used a passage from “The Aunt Sister Men” by Ahmed Abu Khenunger as an applicable model, in which he mentioned the character’s tongue.
It just serves to pillage his possessions and uproot his population over the entire nation.
As a participant in the events, the narrator in this story was picked with precise criteria that fit the artistic environment into which he enters.
Discuss Mr. Dhaif Allah’s article “Narration and Cultural Privacy” at the International Center
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