تأثير العولمة على الأدب العربي المعاصر

Abstract

The research addressed the impact of globalization on contemporary Arabic literature and its positive and negative effects on the literary structure, creativity and reception methods. The study explains how globalization has affected the spread of Arabic literature and the increased use of digital means in writing and publishing, which has contributed to the decline of some traditional literary forms such as the short story in favor of the novel and digital interactive literature. It also addressed the cultural and political effects of globalization on Arab identity, and how some writers seek to achieve globalization by translating their works into foreign languages.      

The research also discusses the emergence of digital literature and the interaction of writers with modern technology, pointing to the challenges of the digital age on the quality of literary language and literary imagination. The research also addresses different positions of Arab writers on globalization, ranging from complete rejection of globalization as a threat to cultural identity, to benefiting from its positive aspects in enhancing the spread of Arabic literature globally.

The research concludes that globalization has affected all areas of literature and Arab society, pointing to the need to confront the challenges it imposes on Arabic literature, especially in light of the rapid cultural and technological changes