The Cold War on Arab existence highlights the importance of language as the embodiment of a people, preserving their heritage, emotions, imagery, and thoughts. This book elaborates on the link between language and culture, emphasizing the threat to identity and intellect posed by current conflicts against Arabic. These conflicts aim to erase Arab memory and identity, as pride in one's identity fosters distinctiveness and resistance to assimilation. Once identity is eroded, a sense of inadequacy may drive imitation of the dominant culture in pursuit of perfection. The book contrasts the efforts of conscious societies to nurture and honor their languages with the current Arab approach to Arabic.

• Author: Mokhtar Al-Ghawth • Publisher: Dar Al-Rafidain - Beirut • Print Year: 2020 • Pages: 1228 • Volumes: 5 • Binding: Paperback • Paper Type: Creamy • ISBN: 9786144660669