Writers and Intellectuals in Exile

Many people think that asylum is a state and experience of human beings, but among them the world seems to be only words of existentialism, necessity of absurdity, indifference. This led to a situation that seems like an outsider. In his book "Oxford Exile Book" John Simpson said "Exile is a state of humans, and great disarray in history adds physical expression." But this is true only for exiles. It is considered to be equivalent to self-alienation in the modern sense.

This book circulated the redefinition story in Prague in the spring of 1968, exiled as a writer as a writer for participating in the Czech reform movement trying to destroy history. Life of the opponent Tamina is trying to record the relationship with the deceased husband by searching for an eleven year old notebook and love letter, but since she is trying to imagine her image everyday, she will feel her sense of loss and anxiety I am getting worse. The thing left behind now is that "that invisible point, nothing slowly dies".

Honduras - El Salvadoran writer Castellanos Moya 's first book was translated into English. It is a novel about fear, emotion, darkness, and pleasure. That work focuses on writers like political exile Castranos Moya (Castellanos Moya from El Salvador, one from an unnamed Latin America). A writer without a country 's name). The work of the author is to edit the document of the Catholic Church, detail the human rights abuses of the military regime, and become a dream of fever. Adonis (its full name is Al Amad Sa'd'Isbar), also known as the greatest living poet in the Arab world, is also an essayist and has the most influential and controversial arguments discussed around the Syrian regime It is one of the voices. . "Concert" was issued in 2012 to respond to protests in Syria in 2011.