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Roman égyptien moderne

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Histoire autobiographique dans laquelle le narrateur apprend à son retour de voyage, que son père est décédé en son absence. Il décide d'analyser les rapports qu'il entretenait avec son père et leurs évolutions. Ce récit personnel est lié à l'histoire de l'Egypte contemporaine : la féodalité rurale, la révolution des Officiers de 1952, l'avènement de Nasser, les espérances sociales, etc.

Littérature égyptienne moderne --- Roman égyptien moderne --- Traductions françaises --- Traductions françaises.

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Arabic fiction --- Roman égyptien moderne (arabe) --- Roman égyptien moderne (arabe) --- Acqui 2006

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En trois séquences consacrées au père, Zaghloul, à la mère, Sakina, et au fils, Zahir, ce roman relate la vie d'une famille égyptienne extrêmement pauvre et la façon dont malgré tout, elle parvient à conserver sa dignité.--[Memento]

Arabic fiction --- Hunger in literature --- Poverty --- Roman égyptien moderne (arabe) --- Faim dans la littérature --- Pauvreté --- Translations into French --- Traductions françaises --- Roman égyptien moderne (arabe) --- Faim dans la littérature --- Pauvreté --- Traductions françaises

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Taking as a background two notorious travelogues from pharaonic Egypt, this book promises to stir the debate on ancient Egyptian literary fiction. Following an analysis of traditional Egyptological criticism, the author outlines a theoretical framework in which works like Sinuhe or Wenamun can be considered as literary fictions. Travelling abroad and boundary transgression come out convincingly as the decisive criteria of Egyptian fictionality. Context is being given in part two of the work, in which at the same time the boundary transgression theme is shown to be one of specific importance in the culture of ancient Egypt. In his final chapter Gerald Moers acts as the reader's guide through a fresh re-read of ancient Egyptian travel literature. Fingierte Welten thus offers a historically expanded perspective on fictionality, and is of special interest not only to Egyptologists, but to all those interested in comparative literature.

Egyptian fiction --- Egyptian literature --- Roman égyptien ancien --- Littérature égyptienne --- History and criticism --- History and criticism. --- Histoire et critique --- -Egyptian literature --- -Ancient Egyptian literature --- -History and criticism --- Roman égyptien ancien --- Littérature égyptienne --- Egyptian fiction - History and criticism --- Egyptian literature - History and criticism