Elegant and white rose:
The book deals with the middle age stage, which is a very important stage in a person’s life, and even more important
It covers the longest and longest stages of life and was formulated as transit stations for some adventures and experiences
And the experiences that we all went through in the various stages of our lives...and every station we pass through
We will live with her situations that we experienced previously, but in a simple, dramatic way that invites us to dive in
Human self and we feel its value. I used my own experiences and the experiences of those around me
All ages and their life experiences. The book took on the character of an indirect novel
Problems of both men and women in middle age. It is the main goal of the book
It is how a person lives a happy life at different stages of his life.
في كتاب مُحاط بالمرضى النفسيين، يكشف إريكسون عن مخاطر التعامل مع هؤلاء الأشخاص. وتصل تقديراته إلى أن 2% من سكان العالم مختلّون نفسيًا يخالفون كل توقعاتنا السلوكية؛ يفتقرون إلى الإحساس بالشفقة والتعاطف، ويميلون إلى التلاعب بالآخرين بلا ندم من أجل خدمة أهدافهم.
The four of us lived in a rather narrow room, with a roof that served as a filter in the winter for the rainwater received by the carefully distributed bowls and utensils. It was rented to us by an obese widow in her forties. She was a cold woman with a sharp tongue, but she did not increase the price of our rent, fortunately for us. ..
Then the fire came and consumed everything.
The objects... the rooms... the building... and even the fat Mrs. Afaf, who has a foul-mouthed tongue!
We were looking at the scene with sad faces. The firefighters, with their old equipment and their late arrival, were unable to save anything, and no one moved to help the miserable widow due to the ferocity of the fire that occurred through her negligence, as we learned later.
We gathered in the café at a small circular table to think about a solution to the problem we found ourselves in.
- “We leave...”
Siwar said it after a deafening silence, then Kahf nodded his head in support and said with a smile:
- There is no escape, there is no other solution.
While (Herbak) remained silent as usual, so I did the same. I trusted their opinion and considered him to be the decisive factor. He did not trust his personal judgments much when we were together, so his opinion was my opinion..
Sadiq Jalal Al-Azm takes the controversy and controversy raised by Salman Rushdie’s book “The Satanic Verses” in the late 1980s as a starting point to address what he calls “the mentality of prohibition and the logic of criminalization” among Arab thinkers, in a panoramic manner, and in other articles - added in later editions of the book - he addresses many of the issues Related issues, such as Orientalism, reverse Orientalism, concepts of cultural invasion, and authenticity. The writer dives behind the implicit meanings, trying to reach the essence, or the real motive behind the issues he discusses, and raises his voice loudly to argue and discuss the opinions of his fellow researchers and intellectuals: such as Edward Said and Adonis. The audacity makes these sober articles an important document of the discussions and dialogues that prevailed among Arab thinkers at that stage, even if one does not agree with any of them. What is important here is the celebration of free thought and debate based on diligence and knowledge.
Although the deep, passionate, and enjoyable discussions contained in this book provide many answers, they also stimulate many renewed questions that continue to trouble us and justify our need for readings of this kind.
