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The Western Connection: How the Romanticism of Gibran & Rihani Hooked Up With Naimy’s Critical Realism to Engender a New Arab Literature

by Michael Najjar. Aida Imangulieva’s book “Gibran, Rihani & Naimy: East-West Interactions in Early Twentieth-Century Arab Literature” is a translation of [...]

29 June 2018

The Issue of “Dialogue” in Islamic Culture

by Elie Chalala. “If you are a traditional Muslim you might be disturbed by parts of this book. But if you are an enlightened Muslim you will realize that dialogue is a [...]

6 March 2012

Arab Spring: An Essay on Syria

by Elie Chalala. One might wonder about the title of this article at a time when Syria is paying a heavy human cost on a daily basis. The environment of killing created by [...]

10 February 2012

The Arab Spring – The Original Arab Revolution?

“Spring” Positions of Amin, Adonis Face Critical Scrutiny by Elie Chalala.I have read a sizable part of the literature on the Arab Spring, in addition to having [...]

2 January 2012

Rina Brundu (M.A. in Contemporary Languages and Literature) is a writer, a publisher and an independent researcher. She spent 15 years in multinational companies in a managerial capacity and as a technical consultant, and has dedicated 25 years to field research in the internal areas of Sardinia (Italy). During the last decade she developed a strong interest in philosophical-scientific studies (with a focus on Quantum Physics), and has written several books dedicated to these areas of research. She also published the opera omnia of Italian linguist and glottologist Massimo Pittau (1921-2019), with whom she grew a long-term friendship. She currently resides in Ireland.