Auteurs : Guermi Nour El Houda . Touama Achour .
The cultural and civilizational exchange between the East and the West has resulted in a rich tapestry of intellectual and cultural relations. Orientalism has emerged as one of the most debated issues in the contemporary cultural landscape, becoming a central theme for thinkers. It is inherently tied to the discourse of interreligious and civilizational dialogue, as it has significantly influenced the formation of Western perceptions and diverse attitudes towards Islam, while simultaneously shaping Arab-Islamic consciousness. This research is organized to explore concepts of Arabic literature in the Orientalist writings of Carl Brockelmann and Gustav von Grunebaum. Using analytical and historical methodologies, this study examines the ideas of these scholars and evaluates their perspectives on Arabic literature.
Orientalism ; Culture ; Arabic Literature ; Postcolonialism ; Vision