Madkhal Ila-L-'alam Al-Shi 'ri 'inda Khalil Hawi Usluban Wa Madmunan: (an Introduction to the Poetic Universe of Khalil Hawi)

George Nicolas El-Hage delves into the intricate world of Khalil Hawi's poetry, exploring the vast emotions and philosophical depths that define the poet’s work. The study offers a comprehensive analysis of Hawi's unique stylistic approaches, illustrating how they reflect the cultural and existential themes prominent in his writing.

El-Hage meticulously examines the various layers of meaning within Hawi's verses, revealing the connections between the poet's personal experiences and broader literary traditions. Through careful interpretation, readers are invited to appreciate the complexity of Hawi's voice and its relevance in contemporary Arabic literature.

This insightful exploration serves as both an introduction and an in-depth study, inviting scholars and poetry enthusiasts alike to engage with Hawi's legacy. The book stands as a testament to the enduring power of poetry to articulate the nuances of human experience.