Lebanese Literary Movement

The Lebanese Literary Movement refers to a group of writers and poets from Lebanon who emerged in the 20th century, aiming to express their national identity, cultural heritage, and social issues through literature. They sought to modernize Arabic language and storytelling, often blending tradition with contemporary themes. This movement played a crucial role in shaping Lebanon’s cultural self-awareness, fostering literary innovation, and addressing political struggles, especially during periods of conflict and social change. Overall, it represents Lebanon’s effort to cultivate a distinct literary voice rooted in its history and diverse society.