This book includes a collection of studies that range from readings of narrative and poetic publications to creative experiences addressing a favorite subject of the poet, short-story writer, or novelist. These readings are diverse in their fields and time periods, yet they all embark on a search for the language embodied by the creator—as a means of expression and communication, and as a stylistic tool that parallels discourse. In the readings, which cover the experiences of creators from different generations and with varied styles, reveal numerous titles that approach the study with its distinct methods, subjects, and generational perspectives. For instance, in the collection of poet Zulaikha Abu Risha, there is an attempt to find female references through the equivalents of myth, nature, and language, while the language of Jamila Amayreh conceals itself in the shifts of dreams to circumvent reality.

• Author: Hussein Nashwan
• Publisher: Alan Publishers & Distributors
• Year of Publication: 2014
• Edition: 1
• Number of Pages: 216
• Dimensions (cm): 14.5 × 21
• Weight (g): 255
• ISBN: 978-9957-585-02-0