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SEDGHI HAMED; HOSSEINI ABDULLAH; SALIMI NEJAD ANSAR

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Journal: RAYS OF CRITICISM IN ARABIC AND PERSIAN Year:2014 | Volume:4 | Issue:14 Page(s): 9-31

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Title

THE REPRESENTATION OF CITY IN "ASABEONA ALLATI TAHTAREQ" OUR HANDS THAT FLAME IN THE LIGHT OF GEORGE WELLS' CONCEPT OF UTOPIA

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SEDGHI HAMED | HOSSEINI ABDULLAH | SALIMI NEJAD ANSAR | Issue Writer Certificate

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CITY

UTOPIA

GEORGE WELLS

Abstract

The analysis of CITY as an approach in reading has drawn a lot of attention from the end of nineteenth century till present time and the concept of CITY, real or imaginary, UTOPIA or promise land has been one of the most significant frameworks for narrative techniques. The present research attempts to introduce GEORGE WELLS' theories concerning UTOPIA, and apply them to analyze Suhayl Idris ' novel Our Hands That Flame. The conclusion achieved is that the author portrays a UTOPIAn society from his bourgeois perspective which is close to that of GEORGE WELLS. Thus the author believes that love, security, law, proper use of wealth, and respect to women must be appreciated and practiced in Arab countries in order to get close to UTOPIA.

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