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نيويورك 80 وفيينا 60

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يضم هذا الكتاب روايتين قصيرتين، تقدم أولاهما (نيويورك80 ) فكرة الصراع بين الشرق والغرب وبيان أن كلاٍّ من الحضارتين له مساوئه ومحاسنه، وليست هناك حضارة تفضل حضارة أخرى، أما الثانية وهي فيينا (60) فتكمل مغزى مثيلتها من خلال بيانها لمعنى ذي دلالة اجتماعية مهمة، وهي فقدان التواصل بين الحضارتين الشرقية والغربية، لبعد المسافات الاقتصادية والاجتماعية والسياسية والثقافية بينهما واختلاف التكوين الحضاري لكل منهما، وكل ذلك من خلال حبكة متماسكة وأسلوب عذب جميل

132 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2009

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Yusuf Idris

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Yusuf Idris (also Yusif Idris; Arabic: ) was an Egyptian writer of plays, short stories, and novels.
He wrote realistic stories about ordinary and poor people. Many of his works are in the Egyptian vernacular, and he was considered a master of the short story. Idris originally trained to be a doctor, studying at the University of Cairo. He sought to put the foundations of a modern Egyptian theatre based on popular traditions and folklore, his main success in this quest was his most famous work, a play called "Al-Farafeer" depicting two main characters: the Master and the "Farfour" [=poor layman]. For some time he was a regular writer in the famous daily newspaper Al-Ahram. It is known that he was nominated several times to win the Nobel prize for literature.

From the English edition of The Cheapest Nights: "While a medical student his work against Farouk’s regime and the British led to his imprisonment and suspension from College. After graduation he worked at Kasr el Eini, the largest government hospital in Egypt. He supported Nasser’s rise to power but became disillusioned in 1954 at the time when his first collection of stories The Cheapest Nights was published . . Yusuf Idris� stories are powerful and immediate reflections of the experiences of his own rebellious life. His continuing contact with the struggling poor enables him to portray characters sensitively and imaginatively."

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جميلة جدا وخاصة رواية نيويورك بتوضح ازاي المومس بتشوف مدي عظمة مهنتها ومدي ان اغلب الناس بتشتغل مومس لكنها مكوسفة تقول - الرواية هتفيدكم كثير
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ايضا مازالت الفجوة تتسع بين الشرق والغرب رغم قيم العولمه الجديده، فالحب والكره وتقبل الاخر من عدمه مازال موجود بنفس المشاعر الانسانيه منذ بدأ الخليقه وان اختلفت الادوات وان اختلف شكل الانسان ومدي رقيه !!!
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