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Title دراسة فنية لفنتازيا لأحمد خالد توفيق في ضوء الخيال العلمي

Author(s) Shumaila Akram

Abstract Abstract of the PhD thesis entitled: A Technical Study of the "Fantazia" of Ahmed Khaled Tawfik in the Light of Science Fiction This PhD dissertation focused on the technical analysis of the "Fantazia" series, written by Ahmed Khaled Tawfik, an Egyptian physician and pioneer in horror, fantasy, and science fiction literature. The study explored the themes of science fiction within Tawfik's novels and examined their significance in the context of international and Arabic literature. The dissertation is comprised into three sections, including a preamble providing a biography of Ahmed Khaled Tawfik and an overview of science fiction literature, its concept, history difference between science fiction and Fantasy . The first chapter dealt with an introduction to the "Fantazia" series and summaries of the selected novels within it. Subsequent chapter elaborated the various themes found in Tawfik's science fiction literature such as time travel, teleportation, scientific delusions, space opera, metaphysical powers, the conquest of Earth & space, alternative history, cyberpunk, and supernatural creatures. The third chapter narrated a technical study of the "Fantazia" series, analyzing aspects such as language and narration, plot development, and characterization. The dissertation concluded with important recommendations and results derived from the comprehensive analysis of Tawfik's work. This study contributed to the understanding and appreciation of Ahmed Khaled Tawfik's contribution to the field of science fiction literature, highlighting the unique fusion of scientific and speculative elements in his writings. Moreover, it addressed the significance of science fiction in the Arab world, demonstrating how it has become an extension of a foreign heritage and suggest avenues for further exploration and research in this genre.

Type Thesis/Dissertation PhD

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Department Arabic

Language Arabic

Publication Date 2024-05-24

Subject Arabic

Publisher NUML

Contributor(s) Shumaila Akram

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