Books and novels

In writing this biography, Mary Gaill tried to break free from tradition into non-tradition, where Roland Barthes appears. She attempted to apply some of Barthes' structuralist lines, until she reached...

I say I read it, but reading a book about Beethoven, no matter how deeply it delves into the secrets of this being who heard everything except the clamorous sounds...

The book tells the life story of Helen Keller, the blind and deaf American girl who lost her sight and hearing completely at the age of nineteen months due to...

Despite all that has been written about Pablo Picasso's genius and his works, and also what has been written against him, that aspect of his life remained hidden except from...

The author of the book is Leo Tolstoy's youngest daughter, who lived with her father for twenty-five years until his death. She was one of his closest confidantes and, in...

The book contains 64 exchanged letters between the two poets, Zaher al-Jizani and Khazal al-Majidi. The letters discuss the establishment of the seventies poetic generation in Iraq and the journey...

The autobiography of one of the most controversial figures in American history, Booker T. Washington. It narrates his rise from slavery to his long presidency of an institute in Alabama....

The book "The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" is an imaginary autobiography about a young man isolated on an island for 18 years without meeting any other human beings....

Chomsky is one of the most influential intellectual figures of modern times. His extensive contributions to the fields of linguistics, psychology, philosophy, and politics have revolutionized our understanding of language,...

The "interior" is a companion to solitude, which is the only certain truth in his earthly life, as he reiterates in his books and through the lives of the protagonists...

Known and Unknown reviews George W. Bush's memoirs and many previously undisclosed details about his service with four American presidents. We follow his ascent from a middle-class childhood to the...

The importance of the book stems from its inclusion of the essence of Proust's thoughts and experiences regarding reading and its role in refining his literary talent, shaping his personality,...