The story of another dictator from Latin America, except in this novel he is an educated, enlightened dictator who befriends an academic, a poet, and a writer in Paris, attends opera performances, and decorates his palace with artistic paintings. But despite his “high culture,” he is corrupt and corrupt. He does everything to remain in power, plotting conspiracies and drawing plays, because he knows that without the throne he is worth nothing.
Carpentier wanted the title of his novel, “The Discourse of the Method,” to be compatible with the title of Descartes’ book: “The Discourse of the Method.” While the philosopher lays down his theory of the method with his hands in cold water, its application appears here hot and burning, poisoned with iron, blood, and fire. The Cuban writer addresses the personality of the tyrant from the inside, contemplating his psyche, entering into the recesses of his mind, with writing that is bold in its conceptions, rich in its fertile details, and innovative in its techniques. List it.
الدروس المستفادة من الرابحين في الحياة الواقعية من خلال مجموعة من الرابحين في الحياة الواقعية من خلال مجموعة من الضوابط، ويظهر كيف فعلوها ووصلوا الى القمة، ويزودك بالأدوات اللازمة لفعل الشيىء نفسه
Harmony with nature:
A message from nature to humanity, its content: You are not important. The air, earth, water, and sky are fine, without you. Life around us continues, and it is beautiful and still revolving. Let us remember that we are guests on this earth, not its masters, and let us realize that power, beauty, and money have no value because they do not give us. Air, water, land and riches, which we fight over.
Diwan (The Language of Beauty): Diwan (The Language of Beauty) is the first collection to combine poems that praise the love of the Arabic language. No poet had ever done this before. This collection includes twenty-seven poems, each of which revolves around defending the Arabic language, singing its praises, and chanting its lofty status.
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