The Philosophy of Desert Metaphors in Ibrahim al-Koni: The Bleeding of the Stone
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The Philosophy of Desert Metaphors in Ibrahim al-Koni: The Bleeding of the Stone

by Meinrad Calleja

Philosophy Literary Criticism Middle Eastern studies
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Meinrad Calleja’s study explores the philosophical significance of desert metaphors in Ibrahim al-Koni’s The Bleeding of the Stone. Combining literary and philosophical perspectives, it offers a focused resource for readers interested in symbolism, interpretation, and the relationship between landscape and literature.

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The Philosophy of Desert Metaphors in Ibrahim al-Koni: The Bleeding of the Stone examines the philosophical dimensions of desert imagery in Ibrahim al-Koni’s work.

With a focus on The Bleeding of the Stone, the book considers how metaphor can shape literary interpretation.

It will interest readers studying philosophy, literary criticism, and literature connected with desert themes.

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