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The Novel Between Ideology and Art: The Jordanian Novel as a Model - Dr. Hanin Ibrahim Ma'ali

The Novel Between Ideology and Art: The Jordanian Novel as a Model - Dr. Hanin Ibrahim Ma'ali

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Given the importance of this subject in the era we are living through, researcher Dr. Hanin Ibrahim Ma'ali has undertaken a new study of the Jordanian novel from an ideological perspective, examining its impact on the artistic structure of the narrative discourse.

She has chosen a specific scope for this study, focusing only on novels published between 2000 and 2015. From the many novels published during this period, she selected a limited number based on a specific criterion: the author must be an established figure in this literary genre, not a newcomer. Amateurs and one-time novelists were excluded, focusing instead on consistent and persevering writers. Furthermore, the selection of a specific novel from an author's works was not random but was based on a criterion of quality suitable for this study.

In essence, this book—the second by Hanin Ma'ali after her book 'Vision and Artistic Formation in the Short Stories of Jamal Naji' (2014)—heralds the emergence of a critic and researcher in narrative and fictional studies. We are pleased to welcome her to the ranks of critics and academic researchers, wishing her continued profound contributions and brilliant achievements.

  • Author: Dr. Hanin Ibrahim Ma'ali
  • Publisher: Alaan Publishers and Distributors
  • Year of Publication: 2020
  • Edition: 1st
  • Number of Pages: 368
  • Size (cm): 17 x 24
  • Weight (g): 570
  • ISBN: 978-9923-13-141-1
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