



PublisherDiwan Publishing
In it, the English novelist Aldous Huxley borrows the title of that novel from the image of Samson the Mighty as depicted by the poet John Milton, after the enemies gouged out his eyes and he became a humiliated prisoner “blind in Gaza at the slave mill,” and takes it as a symbol for his contemporary hero Anthony Bevis, the intellectual immersed in his intellectual isolation, who finds himself shackled by invisible chains that completely obscure him from reality and people, like Samson in his prison.
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| Publisher | Diwan Publishing |
|---|---|
| Category | Stories and Novels Corner |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9786338295455 |
| Availability | In stock |
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