ARA315 — A Play I

About this course

ARA315 A Play I is a 300 Level course in the Arabic Studies department, taught in the First Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 12 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 3 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

Arabic play (المسرحية - al-Masrahiya ) is defined as a dramatic literary work written in the Arabic language (either Classical Fusha or regional colloquial dialects) explicitly designed for live theatrical performance

DEFINITION AND HISTORY OF ARABIC PLAY

Lectures in this course

Series 1: Definition and History and Arabic play · Part 1

1. Definition and History and Arabic play 13 minutes 41 seconds
2. development 11 minutes 46 seconds

Series 2: DEFINITION AND HISTORY OF ARABIC PLAY

1. DEFINITION AND HISTORY OF ARABIC PLAY 9 minutes 47 seconds
2. PIULOT QUESTION 9 minutes 41 seconds
3. THEORICAL FEATURES 10 minutes 57 seconds

Series 3: Definition and History and Arabic play · Part 2

1. Components and elements of play 10 minutes 11 seconds
2. Dramatic Elements 10 minutes 6 seconds
3. symbolism imagery 10 minutes 21 seconds
4. A analysis and study of arabic play 14 minutes 22 seconds
5. Interpretation 13 minutes 12 seconds
6. Applying Structural Elements in selected plays 14 minutes 38 seconds
7. Case Study 13 minutes 2 seconds

Lecture note

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