Palestinian Pleasure (book)
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| Author | Ibrahim Nasrallah |
|---|---|
| Illustrator | |
| Country | Palestine |
| Language | Arabic |
| Pages |
Palestinian pleasure (Arabic:الملهات الفلسطينية )is a Dramatic and Historical Fiction[1] Epic by Arab Palestinian poet and novelist Ibrahim Nasrallah. Exported before and with his parallel fiction project Balconies.[2] To date, this project has included eleven novels each with complete independence from other novels. Some have been translated into English, Italian, and Turkish, while others have entered the long list and the final list of the world prize for the Arabic novel known as the "Booker" prize. The 2011 novel by the King of Galilee, "Palestinian Inspirations", covered a spiritual, patriotic, and human area of time over 250 years of Palestine's modern history.
Arrangement[edit]
Series order by publication date[edit]
- Just 2 was released in 1992 as an independent novel and was joined in 2014. This novel has received numerous studies and has been translated into English, Italian, and Turkish
- Caution birds released in 1996, translated into English[3]
- Child eraser released in 2000.
- Street olives were released in 2002.
- Safe weddings issued in 2004
- Under the Sun of Sacrifice was released in 2004.
- The Time of White Horses was released in 2007, and the novel entered the final (short) list of the 2009 World Prize for Arabic Fiction known as the "Booker" Prize. It was translated into English.
- The King of Galilee, released in 2011, entered the long list of the 2012 World Prize for Arabic Fiction known as the "Booker" Prize. It was translated into English
Order Series by Chronology of Palestine[edit]
- The King of Galilee's cloves begin at the end of the 17th century and cover almost the entire 18th century, (1689-1775)
- The time of white horses begins in the last quarter of the nineteenth century until the year of the Nakba, which spans more than 129 years of modern Palestinian history.
- The Child Eraser Novel takes place in the early 20th century until Nakba Year 1948
- Caution birds. The novel takes place in the Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan, between 1967 and 1950. Any post-catastrophe and pre-setback.
- Pre-Nakba street olives until the mid-1990s. Events are taking place in Jordan's Palestine refugee camps.
- Just 2 starts after the Nakba beyond the Oslo Convention of 1996.
- The novel takes place in the Gaza Strip during the second Palestinian intifada.
- Under Shams al-Daha, the novel takes place in the West Bank, many of which are precisely in Ramallah during the period following the Oslo Agreement and the Second Palestinian Intifada.
About Palestinian Pleasure[edit]
This novel project has been completed by Ibrahim Nasr Allah in 1985 and consists of a collection of novels each with different characters, events and atmospheres from the other. The project sought to paint an internal picture of the human and historical era before and after 1948. Nasr Allah has worked to gather dozens of live testimonies about this period in addition to the studies and research written about it in various fields. With the release of the 2011 novel King of Galilee, "Palestinian Pleasure" has covered a spiritual, national and human space over 250 years of modern Palestinian history.
Ibrahim Nasrallah says:[4]
"Palestinian Pleasure" as a long-running dream novelist project more than sixteen years ago, initially driven out of responsibility, as many of our grandparents and fathers began to leave carrying the bulk of their memory with them to their graves, and I had read a sentence for Ben Gurion saying: "Old people will die and forget their little ones." This sentence appalled me then, and so I started collecting personal testimonies from some older people with a strong memory. After one and a half years of work, the tally was more than seventy hours of certification. I thought I'd write one novel about the Palestinian question. But I found out that testimonies alone are insufficient and so I established a private library of all things Palestine since the mid-18th century socially and politically and started studying folk habits, tales and beliefs, this has provided me with a more accurate knowledge of the Palestinian spirit, deeper and more beautiful. But whenever I'm getting serious about the project, I take two steps, now I say: Well, I did, because with the days I began to realize that an issue like the Palestinian question would not be surrounded by a single narrative, at a time when I was not inclined to the idea of triads, or quadrangles, and I think that when I came to the idea of turning this into a project of five or six novels, each of which had its questions and its people and artistic construction, it became clearer.
Balcony Project[edit]
During the project "Palestinian Pleasure", a parallel project of inspirations is the balconies to achieve their other models across other levels that are more intrusive in reality, where they can be seen as mirrors of a reality that sticks to understanding.[5]
Says "Ibrahim Nasrallah"
The project "Balconies" is the other side of the project "Palestinian Distractions I", finding that the project of distractions would be incomplete if I did not write a parallel project, the project of balconies, to hope and read an Arab reality that is humanely and politically autocratic and only results in the loss of more homelands. This is the obsession of "balconies" to reflect on the daily political and social crushing of the Arab human being; In the social context, the individual becomes an executioner of himself as well.
D ' Mohammed Abdelkader says: "If the Palestinian inspiration project monitors the Palestinian journey in its various phases and volatility, then the project" Balconies "apparently cares about the Arab situation in its nauseating conditions and predicaments. If it is the tragic comedic dimension that characterizes "inspiration", it is the surreal, absurd, fantasy dimension that defines the world of "balconies."
References[edit]
- ↑ ""الملهاة الفلسطينية" ملحمة تحكي وتوثق قصة شعب بلا شعارات وأصوات عالية". web.archive.org. 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2022-06-24.
- ↑ "ابراهيم نصر الله: الرواية تحمي كاتبها من خطر الأنظمة المستبدة! | القدس العربي". web.archive.org. 2018-04-02. Retrieved 2022-06-24.
- ↑ "رواية (مجرد 2 فقط) - ديوان العرب". web.archive.org. 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2022-06-24.
- ↑ "جريدة الريــاض اليومية [Riyadh Daily Newspaper]". web.archive.org. 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2022-06-24.
- ↑ "الإنسان وأزماته في (شرفات) إبراهيم نصر الله | جريدة الرأي". web.archive.org. 2013-10-24. Retrieved 2022-06-24.
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