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Doha Institute holds conference on philosophy, contemporary arab thought - Vimarsana News

Doha Institute holds conference on philosophy, contemporary arab thought

Doha, Qatar: The Philosophy Program at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies (DI) celebrated the World Philosophy Day with a conference titled Stud...

BANIPAL – Magazine of Modern Arab Literature: Dedication to Arab Literature in English - Vimarsana News

BANIPAL – Magazine of Modern Arab Literature: Dedication to Arab Literature in English

BANIPAL magazine publishes contemporary Arab authors from all over the world in English translation. Based in London, the magazine is entering its tenth year of publication. A portrait by Volker Kaminski

Cairo Book Fair 2007: Trying for an International Image - Vimarsana News

Cairo Book Fair 2007: Trying for an International Image

The Arab world's largest book fair, which closed on 4 February, was offering books to the public at reduced prices. This year the featured country was Italy. Mona Naggar reports

Literature and the Arab Spring: An Uprising of Words - Vimarsana News

Literature and the Arab Spring: An Uprising of Words

What subversive role did literature play in the run-up to the uprisings in the Arab world? And should prose, poetry and other literary genres devote themselves entirely to the "revolution" or maintain a critical distance? Answers from Stephan Milich

Trauma in contemporary Arab literature: Translating oblivion - Vimarsana News

Trauma in contemporary Arab literature: Translating oblivion

Until recently, modern research into trauma concentrated on cases in the ″white″ and Western world, taking as its point of reference everyday realities in industrial societies. But which forms and kinds of traumas develop in colonised or post-colonial societies? By Stefan Milich