Justify Event "A Comparative Study between Adham Adel's 'Black Imagination' and Dostoevsky's Messages from Underground"

Abstract

The experimental novel represents a new literary model that is open to various literary genres, both in form and content. This new style has revolutionized classical novel patterns by introducing contrasting concepts to old narrative elements and techniques. Its focus revolves around the self, delving into its concerns, fears, and new perspectives within the dialectical context between self and other, or between subjective and objective realms. This new style has paved the way for several comparative studies between diverse experimental novel styles, diverging in their presentation of the concept of the new experimental novel. This research aims to present a comparative study between Adham Adel's "Black Imagination" and Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" to explore one of the key foundations of the experimental novella ”the meta-narrative or event justification. The objective is to comprehend the thematic significance and aesthetic components inherent in this style through its utilization of the meta-narrative mechanism in the narrative text.