المتخيل التاريخي في ثلاثية بيروت مدينة العالم لربيع جابر
The Historical Fiction in Rabee Jaber's Trilogy "Beirut, City of the World"
- الباحث
- حسن إبراهيم حسن علي
- المشرف
- سحر ريسان حسين
- الجامعة
- جامعة الموصل
- الكلية / القسم
- كلية التربية للعلوم الإنسانية / اللغة العربية
- الشهادة
- ماجستير
- السنة
- 2024
- لغة الرسالة
- عربي
- الكلمات المفتاحية
- المتخيل التاريخي; ربيع جابر; ثلاثية بيروت; الرواية العربية
Abstract
The historical novel represents a distinct literary genre that embodies the intertwining and interweaving of history as a documentary science and objective text with literature, which is fundamentally creative, imaginative, and unrestricted, unconcerned with facts and realities beyond its artistic boundaries. This interaction ultimately produced the "historical novel," which retells human experiences from an artistic perspective. The historical novel aims to critique history and challenge it, or to draw lessons and morals from it, or even just to remind readers of past events and occurrences and evoke their meanings and implications. The novelist may resort to history, projecting details of reality onto it, veiling events, and using symbolism with its implications and connotations to escape the grip of censorship and the oppression of authority. The historical novel experienced a qualitative shift in the postmodern era, characterized by its inspiration from the new narrative techniques of this period, particularly the technique of "self- reflexive consciousness." This represented a clear breach and explicit violation of the traditional form of the novel. Given the significance of this genre, the "historical novel," and the importance of its new postmodern form, which has had a broad and significant impact on our Arabic literature, we have chosen to study "The Historical Imagination in the Beirut Trilogy: City of Knowledge by Rabih Jaber." This historical novel highlights a crucial period in Beirut's history when the city began its transformation from a small, walled town into an important coastal city, possibly the most important on the Levantine coast. During this period, Beirut became a key link between the East and the West. The author, Rabih Jaber, is a well-known Lebanese writer and novelist who won the Booker Prize for Arabic Fiction in 2012. Given the above and because this novel embodies the patterns and ideas of postmodernism, we have chosen it as the subject of our study. The thesis includes an introduction, two chapters, and a conclusion. In the introduction, we discussed the concept of the historical imagination and the roots of the historical.
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