Lebanese literature

Lebanese literature encompasses a rich and diverse body of work, emerging from Lebanon's unique cultural and historical context. It includes poetry, novels, essays, and plays, often reflecting themes of identity, struggle, and the complexities of life in a multicultural society. Influential figures such as Khalil Gibran and Adonis have shaped its global reputation. The literature often intertwines Arabic traditions with Western influences, showcasing the country's vibrant heritage. Additionally, the Lebanese Civil War and diaspora experiences have profoundly impacted contemporary writings, allowing authors to explore issues of memory, displacement, and resilience.