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Annual Conference on Contemporary Arabic Literature (2nd)
Conference
  The War Novel
Beirut campus
 
Lebanese American University
May 3-4, 2000
"The aim of this conference is to explore the manner in which works of fiction have dealt with the long and complicated war in Lebanon. The physical devastation perpetuated by the war had a strong effect on people, yet the impact was all the more destructive when it came to people's sense of commitment, memories and feelings. Therefore, it is not surprising that the war permeates works written by Lebanese and non-Lebanese writers either in the plot and incidents, or background and general atmosphere." "The purpose of the conference is to study and evaluate the war novel and track the course of its development. Four panels are distributed according to geographical affiliation. The first is on Arab writers, the second on authors who write in foreign languages and the third on Lebanese writers. The aim of the fourth panel is to initiate a dialogue that may uncover differences and expose diverse points of view."
The Lebanese War in the Arabic Novel Moderator: Samah Idriss
 
Salah Fadl

Egyptian Writers' Perception of the Lebanese War

Nabil Sleiman
Syrian Fictional Representation of the Lebanese War
Fakhri Saleh
The Image of the Lebanese War in Fictional Texts isn Palestine and Jordan
Mou'nes Al Razaz
The Lebanese War and the Novel: A Personal Testimony
 
The Lebanese War in World Literature Moderator: Angelika Neuwirth
 
Mona Amyouni
The Francophone War Novel
Juergen Wertheimer
Nicholas Borns "Die Faelschung." War Games and Medial Manipulation
Adnan Haydar
Writing the War: The Lebanese Novel in English
 
The Lebanese War in Local Fiction Moderator: Abdo Wazen
 
Kenneth Seigneurie
Narrative Form and Function in Hassan Daoud's "House of Matilde"
Youmna El Eid
The Protagonist in Lebanese War Fiction
George Geha
Has the Lebanese War Novel Been Written?
 
How Do We Narrate the War? Moderator: Latif Zeitouni
 
 

open discussion

 
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