The Arts

Statelessness and (il)legitimacy in Al Bassam's Petrol Station and Shakespeare's King Lear

Y. A. Amrieh

This compelling research by Yousef Abu Amrieh delves into Sulayman Al Bassam's *Petrol Station* and its striking parallels with Shakespeare's *King Lear*. It uncovers the tragic realities faced by stateless individuals and the narrative complexities surrounding patriarchal decisions and illegitimacy, shedding light on themes of vulnerability and oppression.... show more

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