L'amont littéraire du processus révolutionnaire

• Popular revolution in Naguib Mahfouz: Thoughts in the aftermath of Egypt's revolution of 25 January 2011

  Rasheed El-Enany

  págs. 13-26

  

• Keeping up the faith: Mahfuz's Harafish and Qadaya wa-Shahadat's Taha Husayn

  Walid Hamarneh

  págs. 27-38

  

• Adonis's ideal of the human revolution

  Francesca Maria Corrao

  págs. 39-52

  

• Avatar and 'Azazil - Western and Middle Eastern patterns of individual revolt: an essay in the simultaneity of ruptures

  Stephan Guth

  págs. 53-86

  

• La littérature peut-elle prévoir les révolutions?

  Isabella Camera d'Afflitto

  págs. 87-98

  

• Le sentiment d'indignation à l'origine du "Printemps arabe": quelques exemples de l'escriture romanesque

  Hartmut Fähndrich

  págs. 99-108

  

• The rhetoric of futility: on writer's communiqués and manifestos

  Gonzalo Fernández Parrilla

  págs. 109-124

  

• Réarranger la réalité: le théâtre arabe dans une perspective pré- et post-révolutionnaire

  Monica Ruocco

  págs. 125-138

  

• Libyan exposé literature: the novel Milh (Salt) by Muhammad al-Asfar

  Elvira Diana

  págs. 139-150

  

• Mahmud al-Wardani, The Thousand and One Nights and the spirit of profession

  Richard Van Leeuven

  págs. 151-164

  

• Detective stories as a counter-narratives on society and politics: The Arabic roman noir in the context of the Arab Spring

  Alessandro Buontempo

  págs. 165-186

  

• Quand "Juha" dénonce la dictature syrienne

  Laurence Denooz

  págs. 187-198

  

• Kursi de Dima Wannus: corps et critique sociales

  Martina Censi

  págs. 199-210

  

• And there was complete silence: Silence as theme and narrative strategy in three Syrian novels

  Astrid Ottosson al Bitar

  págs. 211-226

  

• La société face au pouvoir dans le roman arabe moderne: la voie religieuse comme alternative

  Sobhi Boustani

  págs. 227-240

  

• Manifestations réelles et imaginaires: un aspect de la contestation politique dans la littérature soudanaise

  Xavier Luffin

  págs. 241-253

  

Littérature du "Printemps arabe"

• Resistance and trauma in contemporary Libyan poetry: 42 years of oppression in the verses of 'Ashur al-Tuwaybi and Khalid Mattawa

  Simone Sibilio

  págs. 257-276

  

• Chronicle of a revolution in between literature and journalism, conservative claims and progressive struggles: Revolution Bushra al-Maqtari's literary articles

  Francesco De Angelis

  págs. 277-296

  

• Reclaiming public spaces: foreseeing the 25th January revolution in independent Egytian theatre

  Alba Rosa Suriano

  págs. 297-310

  

• l'écriture comme succédané de l'action: Ayyam al-Tahrir d'Ibrahim Abdel-Méguid ou un récit de la révolution égyptienne de 2011

  Dounia Abourachid Badini

  págs. 311-332

  

• Cultivating the self and building communities in Egytian autofictional blogs

  Teresa Pepe

  págs. 333-348

  

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