Omar Sabbagh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4559172 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Omar Sabbagh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Omar |
| FAMILY NAME | Sabbagh |
| SIGNATURE | SABBAGH O |
| AFFILIATIONS | American University in Dubai |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5104-129X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Rather Than Crap Decisions
In this personal reflective essay, I try to explore some of the most pertaining facets of my writing career over more than two decades to date. Including and interweaving extracts of prose fiction and of verse, I examine the trajectory of my writerly motives across all the different genres of my writing career, whether in academic writing, literary journalism, poetry or prose fiction. The common denominator and the common sense that undergirds, I…
Peripatetics
Frame Within Frame Within
It’s the dimension of human encounter. Sometimes this dimension of encounter isn’t just represented but expressed.1The titular conceit of Fiona Sampson’s biography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Tw
History Free Indirect
Situating itself in line with Max Saunders' thesis in Self Impression (2010), this paper is a literary-critical reconnaissance of the creative techniques Lytton Strachey employs in Queen Victoria (1921). My essay attempts to elicit the ways in which Strachey executes his modernist argument, intended to debunk Victorian perspectives, via a canny mix of traditional and modernist techniques of narration, usually associated with fiction. Showing how …
In Search of Mary Shelley
Frankenstein, whose bicentenary falls in the present year (2018), was published at first anonymously. Perhaps, then, a biography of its author, Mary Shelley, speaks more loudly to the significance
The Authority of Soul, and The Sole Authority
The provenance of this article is somewhere between a critical review of two less-well-known Catholic authors (and their respective memoirs), and a reflective commentary on the same. As the head-title has it, the unifying and necessitating chosen reading direction pits the two Catholic memoirs as contrasting romantic and classical approaches to self-representation and self-discovery; and this, of course, within the purview of their Christian itin…
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The Authority of Soul, and The Sole Authority
The provenance of this article is somewhere between a critical review of two less-well-known Catholic authors (and their respective memoirs), and a reflective commentary on the same. As the head-title has it, the unifying and necessitating chosen reading direction pits the two Catholic memoirs as contrasting romantic and classical approaches to self-representation and self-discovery; and this, of course, within the purview of their Christian itin…
In Search of Mary Shelley
Frankenstein, whose bicentenary falls in the present year (2018), was published at first anonymously. Perhaps, then, a biography of its author, Mary Shelley, speaks more loudly to the significance
History Free Indirect
Situating itself in line with Max Saunders' thesis in Self Impression (2010), this paper is a literary-critical reconnaissance of the creative techniques Lytton Strachey employs in Queen Victoria (1921). My essay attempts to elicit the ways in which Strachey executes his modernist argument, intended to debunk Victorian perspectives, via a canny mix of traditional and modernist techniques of narration, usually associated with fiction. Showing how …
Frame Within Frame Within
It’s the dimension of human encounter. Sometimes this dimension of encounter isn’t just represented but expressed.1The titular conceit of Fiona Sampson’s biography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Tw
Peripatetics
Rather Than Crap Decisions
In this personal reflective essay, I try to explore some of the most pertaining facets of my writing career over more than two decades to date. Including and interweaving extracts of prose fiction and of verse, I examine the trajectory of my writerly motives across all the different genres of my writing career, whether in academic writing, literary journalism, poetry or prose fiction. The common denominator and the common sense that undergirds, I…
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