Vol. 1 No. 002 (2012): Issue 002
Issue 2 of Tabayyun (2012) includes the following studies and articles: “The Arabic Novel: Social and Cultural Transformations” (Sabri Hafez); “The New Novel in Morocco and the Challenge of Engagement with Social Change” (Yahya bin al-Walid); “The Construction of Societal Imagery in the Moroccan Novel” (Chouaib Halifi); “The Algerian Novel in the 1990s: Writing Tragedy or the Tragedy of Writing?” (Abdellah Chattah); “Political Transformation in the Tunisian novel” (Mahmoud Tarchouna); “The Transformations of the Sudanese Novel in the 1990s and Beyond” (Hashim Mirghani); “The Aesthetics and Concerns of the Novel in Syria” (Nabil Suleiman); “Changes in the New Palestinian Novel” (Walid Abu Bakr); “The Political, Social, and Aesthetic Transformations in the Palestinian Novel on the Eve of the Twenty-First Century” (Najma Khalil Habib); “The Iraqi Novel: Recording the Destruction of Iraq in Times of Dictatorship, Wars, Occupation, and Sectarian Rule” (Salam Ibrahim); “The Fate of Philosophy in the Arab world: Philosophy as Taught and Learnt in the Lebanese University” (Mouchir Basil Aoun); “Research Experiment of the Laboratory for Moroccan Studies” (Abdelhamid Hénia); “The Teaching of Philosophy in Moroccan Colleges: The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Ben M’sik as Example” (Mohamed el-Sheikh); “Reality First: Testimony of the Novel” (Fawaz Haddad); “Faysal Darraj in the Theory of the Novel and the Arabic Novel” (Wafiq Slaitin); “A Reading of the Book, Politics, Law, and Community in Islamic Thought: The Taymiyyan Moment” (Abdel Rahman Iyas); “The Fields of Sloterdijk: Spaces of Coexistence” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Lord of Many Homes: In Celebration of the Life and Works of Kamal al-Salibi (May 2-3, 2012 – AUB)” (Abdul Rahim Abu Husayn); “The Novel: History and Theory” (Thaer Deeb).
