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The dialogue between Arabic and Western literary traditions refers to the exchange of ideas, themes, styles, and literary forms between Arab and Western writers. This interaction increased greatly during the modern period through translation, education, travel, and cultural contact.
This lecture is part of ARA 206 Arabic Literature in the Pre-Islamic & Early Islamic Periods in the Arabic Studies department. The course has 22 recorded lectures across 11 series, all free to watch. Read or download the ARA 206 lecture note to study alongside the video.