Narrative structure in the short stories of Sheikha Al-Nakhi

This book examines the narrative literature of Sheikha Al-Nakhi—an analytical study. The idea of ​​studying narrative structure in the writings of Sheikha Al-Nakhi emerged as a sign of the era of social transformation in the United Arab Emirates, from the pre-oil era to the post-oil era, and the social and cultural progress that accompanied this transformation in the country's history. The book itself is considered a qualitative addition to the critical experience, an approach to Emirati women's literature, and a stimulus and guide for researchers in their critical treatment of this literature. This study consists of an introduction, five chapters, and a conclusion. The introduction serves as an introduction that monitors the development of cultural life in the UAE and outlines the narrative landscape in terms of establishment and leadership. It also demonstrates Sheikha Al-Nakhi's cultural and intellectual formation in an attempt to demonstrate her literary standing in the world of the short story.