Intellectual literature in the Gulf: culture, politics, and two in Kuwait

It is a book on literary criticism, but it is not without its political, historical and social projections. In its six chapters, he presents an analysis of the historical context of the Bidun issue, and its impact on the activity of the writers of this group in the face of the official cultural exclusion. Then, in its remaining chapters, he discusses the problems of literary history of the Gulf region, in addition to analyzing the importance of the pictures of the desert and (Esheesh) and exiled in selected texts of Bidun writers. The book is an attempt to listen - not to listen - to the margin, because literature is a space that welcomes the expression of the self outside the narrow official names, we read through the names and the special self -expressions that the writers themselves, not what the official novel imposes, and this literary entrance helps in a broader understanding of a thorny issue by reading the language With it. And what I hope in the end will present to the reader a new and different reading to understand the reality of the marginalized Arab person. The Arabic version of this research is revised, some information was modified in cooperation with the translator and the publishing house, and some readers of the honorable English version.