History of Arabic Language Arts (Part IV)

This book is one of the literary treasures that revealed the greatness of the history of the ethics of the Arabic language in its various stages. Jerji Zidan is distinguished in his study with care and organization, as he is not satisfied with reading the texts in its literary context, but rather explores its news in the worlds of orientalists, and is affected by the book "History of Literature" for Brukman. It analyzes the political and social reasons that affected Arab literature throughout the ages, and devotes chapters to intellectual life and their impact in the Arab reality. He sees that literature does not live in isolation from the rest of the aspects of life and thought in the nation, but rather the author''s fabric that constitutes the features of its cultural and intellectual nature. The book has been divided into four sections to facilitate access to the details, and we are now in front of the fourth part.