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خلالها بأسلوبه الأدبي الجميل القضايا التي تلمس كل إنسان مثل الكرامة
والحرية والعدل
ومن الجدير بالذكر أن أحداث الرواية تدور في أربعينات القرن العشرين وتحكي ضمن أحداثها الحافلة عن دخول السيارات إلى مصر والظروف التي مر بها الشعب خلال هذه الفترة الحافلة من التاريخ
خلالها بأسلوبه الأدبي الجميل القضايا التي تلمس كل إنسان مثل الكرامة
والحرية والعدل
ومن الجدير بالذكر أن أحداث الرواية تدور في أربعينات القرن العشرين وتحكي ضمن أحداثها الحافلة عن دخول السيارات إلى مصر والظروف التي مر بها الشعب خلال هذه الفترة الحافلة من التاريخ
644 pages, Paperback
First published February 4, 2013
About the author
Alaa Al Aswany
33 books1,884 followersعلاء الأسواني
Alaa al-Aswany (Arabic: علاء الأسواني), Egyptian Arabic (Masri) "علاء الاسوانى" (born 1957) is an Egyptian writer, and a founding member of the political movement Kefaya.
Trained as a dentist in Egypt and Chicago, it took him 9 years to earn his degree from Chicago National University where he spent 17 years in his life, al-Aswany has contributed numerous articles to Egyptian newspapers on literature, politics, and social issues. His second novel, The Yacoubian Building, an ironic depiction of modern Egyptian society, has been widely read in Egypt and throughout the Middle East. It has been translated into English, Danish, Finnish, French, Norwegian, Greek and Dutch, and was adapted into a film (2006) and a television series (2007) of the same name.
Chicago, a novel set in the city in which the author was educated, was published in January 2007.
Al-Aswany participated in the Blue Metropolis in Montreal, June 2008, and was featured in interviews with the CBC programme "Writers and Company".
Other forms of name: Alaa al-Aswani, Alaa El Aswany, Ala Aswani, Ala El Aswani
Alaa al-Aswany (Arabic: علاء الأسواني), Egyptian Arabic (Masri) "علاء الاسوانى" (born 1957) is an Egyptian writer, and a founding member of the political movement Kefaya.
Trained as a dentist in Egypt and Chicago, it took him 9 years to earn his degree from Chicago National University where he spent 17 years in his life, al-Aswany has contributed numerous articles to Egyptian newspapers on literature, politics, and social issues. His second novel, The Yacoubian Building, an ironic depiction of modern Egyptian society, has been widely read in Egypt and throughout the Middle East. It has been translated into English, Danish, Finnish, French, Norwegian, Greek and Dutch, and was adapted into a film (2006) and a television series (2007) of the same name.
Chicago, a novel set in the city in which the author was educated, was published in January 2007.
Al-Aswany participated in the Blue Metropolis in Montreal, June 2008, and was featured in interviews with the CBC programme "Writers and Company".
Other forms of name: Alaa al-Aswani, Alaa El Aswany, Ala Aswani, Ala El Aswani
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December 13, 2017
Tal vez mi crítica no pueda ser totalmente justa, porque lo que leí fue una versión "abridged" de la BBC y me pareció que faltaban trozos importantes, que dificultaban seguir la historia y la evolución de los personajes.
En cualquier caso, me pareció una manera interesante de asomarse a una cultura muy compleja (la egipcia) que choca contra otra aún más compleja (la inglesa colonialista).
Algún día trataré de hacerle justicia a Alaa Al Aswany y leer un libro suyo completo, sin recortes, sin resumen de terceros ni interpretaciones de qué partes mantener y cuales eliminar para hacer más entretenido o potable su obra.
En cualquier caso, me pareció una manera interesante de asomarse a una cultura muy compleja (la egipcia) que choca contra otra aún más compleja (la inglesa colonialista).
Algún día trataré de hacerle justicia a Alaa Al Aswany y leer un libro suyo completo, sin recortes, sin resumen de terceros ni interpretaciones de qué partes mantener y cuales eliminar para hacer más entretenido o potable su obra.
November 19, 2021
Me encantó, es un retrato integral de la vida egipcia de los años 40 y 50. Vale la pena leer.
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