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Date: 23 Mar 1999
From: dar eladab <d_aladab at cyberia.net.lb>
Subject: Al-Adab's New Issue
AL-ADAB #3-4/99: DIALOGUES
GEORGES TARABISHI contributes the editorial for this issue with an essay
critiquing the recent files in Al-Adab on "A Critique of Modernism" and
"A Critique of Arab Modernism."
Featured in this issue are 3 extensive dialogues:
1) with Egyptian political expert SAYYID YASIN on "Intellectual Identity
in an era of Cultural Siege and Globalization."
2) with Syrian Marxist-nationalist philosopher TAYYIB TIZINI, "Towards a
Counter-Globalization."
3) with Lebanese novelist RASHID AL-DA'IF on "Fear, Confession, and the
Collapse of Politics."
Also, 3 critical essays:
1) `Abd al-Razzaq `Id of Syria analyzes the career of the recently deceased
HADI AL-`ALAWI, the Iraqi exile whose eclectic life brought
meaning to a mixture of faith, struggle, and multi-denominational
morality.
2) Sa`id `Allouche, the monumental Moroccan literary critic, challenges
Mohammad Miftah and `Abdallah al-Ghadhami's understanding of two newly
emerging concepts in Arab literary criticism: al-`Ama' (chaos) and
al-Tashwish (distortion).
3) Fateh `Abd al-Salam, from Iraq, proposes some foundations for ARAB
CREATIVITY on the brink of the millenium.
Book Reviews and Studies: on Culture and Imperialism by Edward Said,
al-Yater by Hana Mina, Bab al-Shams by Elias Khuri, Ru'a wa Dhilal by
`A.-R. M. al-Rubay`i, and the corpus of Evelyn Accad.
Poems and Short Stories: Poetry by `Abd al-`Aziz al-Maqalih and `Izz
al-din al-Manasra, and others. Fiction by Shawqi Baghdadi, `Abd
al-Sitar Nasr, and others.
TO ACQUIRE A COPY of this issue, please contact Dar al-Adab's subscriptions
manager, Kirsten Scheid, by e-mail at the following address:
kidriss at cyberia.net.lb. Each issue with postage
by airmail costs US$13 (or equivalent in your local currency) which can
be paid by money-order,check, credit card, or bank transfer (Dar al-Adab
at the Arab Bank, Verdun Branch, Beirut, #338-756059-810-1). Payment
should be sent to Dar al-Adab, P.O. Box 11-4123, Beirut, Lebanon.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to Al-Adab, a 104-page, bimonthly Arabic-language journal,
are available for $75 for individuals and $100 for institutions, postage
by registered mail included. Contact the subscriptions manager at the
e-mail address above.
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Al-Adab: "...represents to me connection between the present,
the heritage, and the modern age." -- Naguib Mahfuz
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