الحس التاريخي في الرواية العربية : رواية عائدة إلى أثينا أنموذجا

Abstract EN

It is well known and familiar that nations acquire their identity and only through their history, for there is no ancient nation whose legacy is not backed by a great historical cultural heritage that constitutes one of the features of its civilized personality.

For this reason, nations and peoples revisit their historical and literary heritage from one era to another to indicate what needs to be documented, changed or modified.

We complain of a crisis of a defeated civilized and culturally defeated society who is still searching for identity and self.

Since the novel has become a representative, because of its smoothness, flexibility and volatility to the constant social, economic and political environment changes, and because of its closeness to the human world with all its sufferings, aspirations and potentials, it is better able to depict life with its events, people, location, time and history.

The novel (Returning to Athena) by Jordanian novelist Amer Tahboub, presents a historical sense documenting the place and its people.

It is one of the historical novels that reveal many of the events that occurred during the 1948( Nakba).

The novel takes place in Athens, Beirut, Palestine, and the diaspora camps, passing through Jordan, Abu Dhabi, of the dominant novelist on the narrative structure which is loaded with bold critical visions, and with a clear intellectual feature.

This will be evident in the folds of research.