Maybe social media is the explanation for the emergence and unfold of the phenomenon of saying the dying of well-known individuals earlier than they die. It’s true that rumors are historical, and should have originated from human publicity, however the unfold of the rumor was restricted, and social media has a singular, distinctive skill to … Read more
Dr. Hassan Madan“Do not you overlook?” These are phrases,” Umm Kulhum sings, from the phrases of Maamoun El-Shennawi and the music of Baligh Hamdi, demanding: “That is the factor that isn’t potential / and I by no means give it some thought. ” Like Umm Kulthum, Fayrouz sings from the phrases of Joseph Harb and … Read more
Issam Mahfouz, the late Lebanese writer, put together an amazing dialogue between Gibran Khalil Gibran, May Ziadeh, and the American Mary Haskell. The goal of this synthesis is to draw a close-up picture of Gibran, as it was not possible to imagine a tangible picture of Gibran’s personality except through dialogue, and specifically dialogue with … Read more
Dr.. Hassan Madan We are accustomed to reading discussions about the most important male and female writers in a particular country, culture, or era, and as a result, the conversation will naturally revolve around the reason or reasons that make these people not only important, but also more important compared to their other colleagues, and … Read more
We all know Fairouz’s song “The Way of the Bees,” and we all remember the sweet words of its beginning: “You and I, someday we will stay/ We stop on the border of the plain/ And on the line of the blue sky/ The path of the bees is drawn/ Me and Takiyya leaning at … Read more
Dr.. Hassan Madan Perhaps the example of the American film director Orson Welles (1915-1985) provides a different example from the one we mentioned in our article “Inspired by the Cézanne Exhibition,” which was published a few days ago, when the American psychologist Carroll was shocked. S. Dweck was taken by the works of the visual … Read more
Dr.. Hassan MadanOnce upon a time, a woman went to a gallery in London to see the first paintings of the French artist Paul Cézanne (1839 – 1906), whom she considers one of her favorite artists, who paved the way for much modern art, is affiliated with the Impressionist school, and had a great influence … Read more