Features of the Fantastic Novel in Ancient Arabic Narrative
Author: Salima Bennour & Ayeb Fatma Zohra · 2024
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Abstract: This study explores the origins and unique characteristics of the novel genre by tracing its roots to ancient Arabic storytelling traditions such, as fable, folklore and classic works like One Thousand and One Nights. The fantastical novel embraces elements of the supernatural, impossible and marvelous breaking away from realism in favor of storytelling. Early Arabic narratives featuring gods, jinns, magic and transformations sparked a sense of awe. Wonder, laying the groundwork for...
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- Salima Bennour & Ayeb Fatma Zohra
- Year
- 2024
- Language
- EN
- Class
- Cultural History
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- Article
- Source
- DOAJ
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