Politics and Digital Literature in the Middle East

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Focusing on the evolution of Arabic online literature in the 2000s, this monograph explores the interplay between literary works and significant social, economic, and political changes. It contrasts online and print literature, examining aspects such as writer-reader engagement, literary quality, and critical reception. The analysis primarily centers on Gulf countries while also comparing the literary landscapes of Egypt and Lebanon, providing a comprehensive historical context for these developments in Arabic literature.