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Has the era of literary clubs passed?

Has the era of literary clubs passed?

 The time of literary clubs in being grateful to segments of society by choosing their culture has passed; and choosing their cognitive paths through reading, browsing, blogging and writing. The nation from its ocean to its gulf has tten rid of the dictates of literary clubs, the imposition of their hegemony on the recipient, and the determination of his cultural diversity; Therefore, officials in those clubs must admit failure in facing the new tide of new reading from multiple electronic sources; It started with what were called "forums" and ended with Twitter and Facebook, all the way to the electronic library and the electronic book. Society no longer needs those clubs to evaluate the cultural state, or to direct the path of readings and diversify their methods and methodologies. Reading has become available to everyone through the electronic presentation that diversified sources and cognitive browsing, and allowed readers to access the cultures of other nations without guardianship or favor! Reading is just like the creative intellectual; both meet in the sea of new freedom and salvation from the restrictions of strict censorship and cultural arrogance. What is important in all of this is the role of the family and education in building a cultured generation that can deal with the overwhelming cultural waves opened by the Internet to everyone, young and old. It is important to plant cultural to prepare an informed and culturally and cognitively fortified generation.

Writer Saleh Al-Warthan


Has the era of literary clubs passed?
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