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History of Kuwait: What Was Absent from the Historian’s Memory
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An engaging historical and social study by Dr. Hisham Al-Awadi, illuminating overlooked aspects of Kuwait’s history, local culture, daily lives, and the stories of ordinary people usually missing from official chronicles.
About this book
Published by Takween Publishing, "The History of Kuwait: What the Historian's Memory Missed" by Dr. Hisham Al-Awadi offers a refreshing perspective on Kuwaiti history. Shifting the focus away from traditional political narratives, treaties, and rulers, Al-Awadi delves into social history and everyday life. The book highlights forgotten cultural details, local folklore, economic transformations, and the personal struggles and triumphs of ordinary citizens. By weaving together archival research and oral histories, Al-Awadi provides a vibrant, intimate, and rich portrait of Kuwait’s evolving identity and social fabric across changing eras.
Why read it?
It offers a captivating and human-centered approach to history, allowing readers to discover the vivid daily life, culture, and social nuances that shaped modern Kuwait.
Who is it for?
Historians, sociologists, researchers in Gulf and Middle Eastern studies, readers interested in social history and folklore, and anyone looking to understand Kuwait’s authentic cultural roots.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789921808957
Page count
410
Age rating
General