Secrets of the Narrative Text's Codes: The Novels of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra as a Model is a critical work that takes the reader on a deep exploratory journey inside the depths of Arabic literary narrative. Writer Ezzat Batran El-Garhi presents a precise and dazzling reading of the works of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra, one of the most prominent names in modern Arabic literature. Through analyzing the codes of narrative texts, the writer uncovers the hidden layers of symbol, interpretation, and narrative imagery that form the backbone of these works. The book does not settle for analyzing texts alone but goes further, connecting the cultural, historical, and philosophical symbols that weave the plot threads in Jabra's works. Using modern analytical tools inspired by Western criticism such as deconstruction and semiotics, the book offers a new approach that enhances our understanding of literary creativity and sheds light on the innovative writing styles that distinguished Jabra's novels.
DeconstructionHermeneuticsJabra Ibrahim JabraNarrative codesNarrative fictionSemioticsSymbolism