Al-Areibi on Marginal Literature and Self
The article discusses the activities of the evening dialogue held on the occasion of International Youth Day, during which the novel "Al-Aqlef" by Bahraini novelist Abdullah Ali Khalifa was discussed. The evening addressed topics such as marginalization, exclusion, and self-reconstruction among marginalized characters by analyzing the symbolism of the novel's title and its implications related to deficiency and marginalization. The discussions focused on how literature reflects situations of exclusion and cultural gaps, and how the novel serves as a voice for the marginalized, emphasizing the importance of studying the novel to understand the cultural and social relationships between the center and the periphery. The article highlights that the novel conducts a dual critique of both the center and the margins, shedding light on issues of civilization and identity, and calls for ongoing study and analysis of the discourse of marginalization in literature.
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