Life's Ark: This novel is a tragedy which the old and new philosophers try to put an end to.
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Life's Ark: This novel is a tragedy which the old and new philosophers try to put an end to.

by زهير الشلبي, Zouheir Shalabi

Literary Fiction Philosophical Fiction tragedy
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Life's Ark is a philosophical novel about tragedy and the search for an ending. Bringing old and new philosophies into its central inquiry, it considers how thought responds to suffering and whether reflection can offer a path beyond the tragic.

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Life's Ark is a novel centered on tragedy and the human effort to bring it to an end.

The work places old and new philosophers within the same broad inquiry, inviting reflection on how ideas confront suffering.

With a philosophical focus, the novel explores the relationship between tragedy, thought, and the possibility of resolution.

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