النقد العربي المعاصر : واقعه و إشكالاته

Abstract EN

The Arab intellectual lived in the era of decadence, i.

e.

from the fourteenth century AD until the second half of the nineteenth century, closed in on himself and on his own heritage, not aware of what is happening in the world of developments and developments.

and began to know a rapid and unprecedented openness to the achievements of the West; So science and knowledge began to attack him from all sides at once and at an accelerating pace, especially in the second half of the last century.

One of the manifestations of that unconditional openness at the level of criticism was the fascination with Western critical methods to the point of rushing to import them and trying to employ them in approaching the Arabic text until “the various trends in our modern and contemporary Arab criticism - in general - are echoes of critical currents as well as to what is behind and behind these European approaches.

” Currents are epistemological concepts and ideologies.

The Arab critical discourse receiving Western critical approaches resulted in problems that prevented their proper representation.

The Arabic text has become strange among us, and this modest research paper raises these problems and traces the positions of our Arab critics on the incoming Western curricula and how it is possible to establish an authentic Arab criticism.