حبيب الرحمان
الباحث في قسم اللغة العربية وآدابها
جامعة علي كره الإسلامية، علي كره
Abstract:
Fuad Qandil is considered one of the notable pioneers of the 1960s generation in Arabic literature, distinguished by the diversity of his works and the depth of his culture. His writings reflect his varied life experiences between rural and urban settings, as well as his concern for social and human issues. He was born in 1944 in Heliopolis, Cairo, and grew up in Banha, later graduating from the Faculty of Arts at Cairo University with a specialization in philosophy and psychology.
He worked in various cultural and cinematic fields and held important positions in cultural institutions. He left the cinema field due to its departure from literary values and the dominance of commercial trends. His travels to different countries contributed to broadening his cultural vision, which was reflected in his literary works. He received many prestigious awards, including the State Award for Excellence and the Naguib Mahfouz Award, in recognition [...]
