Today, the seventh World Cup matches 2022 will start between the Mexico and Poland teams, and with it, the seventh World Cup literature activities start to introduce one of the most famous work Olga Tokartok, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
Jacob’s book novel
Yaqoub wrote ..
A novel by the writer Olga Tukarthuk, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, and in this novel Olga returns to the Enlightenment in Europe, specifically in the mid -eighteenth century, when new ideas began to sweep the continent, a Jewish young man of mysterious origin arrived in a village in Poland.
Not only changed his name, but his personality also changed; In an attempt to re -discover himself over and over again, and for this he converted to Islam and then Catholicism, and was ridiculed as a heretic and sacred, and the effects of chaos in the traditional system with explicit rumors of the rituals of its secret sect and the spread of its increasing beliefs to bear the icons.
It is known that the Polish writer Olga Tukarthuk won the Man Booker Award for the International Novel for “The Tour” for the year 2018 and also won the award for the best European novel, for the novel “Jacob Books”.
Olja Tokartok at a ceremony for receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature
Olga Tukarthuk is one of the most prominent writers in Poland, and she is a female writer, and in the novel “Tour” the notes of a modern traveler with imagination with the sectarian stories he watched during his tour, a biography of an autopsy doctor from the seventeenth century, and a novel.
The plain burns for Mexican Juan Rolfo
The plain burns ..
A story collection in which the Mexican writer Juan Rolfo presents his vision of the reality of the country’s life in Mexico in which it appears as if something does not happen abroad, and if it happens, it is done in a mechanical way in fulfillment of the law of habit or in the form of a violent explosion that is finally deposited within the darkness of stillness With the people who resemble the disbelief nature as if they were all.
The plain burns a story collection by Mexican writer Juan Rolfo
In the Arabic translation of the stories “Al -Sahl Burning” issued by the National Center for Translation, which was transferred to the Arabic language, translated on Abdul Raouf Al -Bambi, he says: Talking about this group, which includes seventeen stories, may be long to endless, as its author is one of the signs Luminous in the history of the novel and the story in Latin America, despite his limited works.
He deals with what he knows and feels through his direct and deep connection to fundamental things: love, death, hope, poverty, violence . . . etc. By it, regional literature was able to exceed the photographic export and the folklore dimension, and to storm unusual horizons..
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