The Dilemma Of Dialogue And The Ordeal Of Coexistence In The Novels Of Mohammed Eissa Al-Muʼadab

Abstract

The Arab novel attempts to set its clock to the current time amidst the clash of civilizations and cultures and the absence of dialogue. It challenges all fears with its religious, cultural, and ideological burdens to emphasize the need to drop the curtain between cultures and advocate for human coexistence and the formulation of a complex web of modern relationships, benefiting from the immunity of freedom of expression to raise issues that have been silenced, thus dissolving the poison in the contemporary text/discourse.

From here, Mohammed Eissa al-Muʼadab crafted a new narrative strategy to demolish the barriers to dialogue between East and West and between the self and the other, focusing on the human issue and raising essential matters such as cultural dialogue and the problem of freedom.