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Subhi Dakuri Reads a World of mourning... Damascus, Memory, and the Plight of an Intellectual.

Recently published by the Kanaan House for the publication in Damascus of the book "Fawwaz Haddad," the novelist of Syrian memory and the plight of the intellectual, the Syrian researcher and critic Subhi Daquri, who deals with the novel experiment of Fawwaz Hadad, the transformations of its narrative project, its relationship to Syrian memory, the questions of power and fear, and the plight of the intellectual." The book follows the path of the…
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Recently published by the Kanaan House for the publication in Damascus of the book "Fawwaz Haddad," the novelist of Syrian memory and the plight of the intellectual, the Syrian researcher and critic Subhi Daquri, who deals with the novel experiment of Fawwaz Hadad, the transformations of its narrative project, its relationship to Syrian memory, the questions of power and fear, and the plight of the intellectual." The book follows the path of the…

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القدس العربي broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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