Misunderstanding of globalization
The article discusses the extent to which Arab countries have regressed in reaching global prominence due to their weak efforts in innovation and cultural development, despite a long-standing desire to do so. This stagnation is attributed to their absorption of external dominant traditions. It explains that the main obstacle is reliance on imitating Western culture and approaches rather than invoking their own rich heritage, which has led to a decline in Arab creativity in literature and the arts, whether through the Romantic school movements or modern trends like Surrealism. The article concludes that cultivating an authentic identity requires reviving cultural roots to achieve genuine creativity and progress.
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