Published : 15-06-2021
Palestinian poet and researcher Dr. Yousef Hateini, raised in Syria’s Yarmouk Camp, won the third prize of the Sharjah contest for Arabic Poetry Criticism.
Yousef’s work tackled the narrative techniques in contemporary Arabic poetry.
Moroccan researcher Rachid Idrissi won the Sharjah Prize for Arab Poetry Criticism in its very first edition.
According to the jury of the Prize, whose final results were unveiled on Sunday, Rachid Idrissi was rewarded for his research “Mahmoud Darwich: In the cinema or when he thinks poetry”.
For this first edition, placed under the theme “Critique of poetry: from rhetoric to modern methodologies”, 102 research projects from 13 Arab countries, including 19 Moroccan, were eyeing the Prize.
The winner of the prize will pocket 100,000 Emirati DH while researchers ranked 2nd and 3rd will receive respectively 75,000 and 50,000 Emirati DH.
The Sharjah Prize for Arab Poetry Criticism revolves around literary criticism in poetry and aims to stimulate and encourage the creativity of Arab scholars.
Palestinian poet and researcher Dr. Yousef Hateini, raised in Syria’s Yarmouk Camp, won the third prize of the Sharjah contest for Arabic Poetry Criticism.
Yousef’s work tackled the narrative techniques in contemporary Arabic poetry.
Moroccan researcher Rachid Idrissi won the Sharjah Prize for Arab Poetry Criticism in its very first edition.
According to the jury of the Prize, whose final results were unveiled on Sunday, Rachid Idrissi was rewarded for his research “Mahmoud Darwich: In the cinema or when he thinks poetry”.
For this first edition, placed under the theme “Critique of poetry: from rhetoric to modern methodologies”, 102 research projects from 13 Arab countries, including 19 Moroccan, were eyeing the Prize.
The winner of the prize will pocket 100,000 Emirati DH while researchers ranked 2nd and 3rd will receive respectively 75,000 and 50,000 Emirati DH.
The Sharjah Prize for Arab Poetry Criticism revolves around literary criticism in poetry and aims to stimulate and encourage the creativity of Arab scholars.
