Twenty-three Arab researchers contributed to the book, presenting studies and articles on various issues related to Arab women’s issues and authorities in the digital age.

The research in this book focuses on the actual reasons that have hindered balanced economic and social development in Lebanon, by monitoring the factors that have controlled the historical path of the country’s political and economic society. Since independence, this society has been based, and continues to be based, on two fundamental pillars: “political sectarianism” and “an unproductive economy,” both of which have been established and sustained by “other countries.”

This book is an interdisciplinary study in the sociology of literature, clarifying the relationship between literature and society through manifestations of social marginalization in the contemporary Egyptian novel. It addresses the relationship between literature and society by presenting and analyzing the phenomenon of social marginalization in the novel from a theoretical perspective, and then by analyzing Egyptian novels, adopting a narrative discourse analysis method at three intertwined levels: storytelling, discourse, and meaning.