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'Abbūd, 'Abduh (Abboud, Abdo). "Maḥāwir istiqbāl al-qiṣṣah al-almāniyyah 'arabiyyan: Stīfān Zfāygh" [The Main Axes for the Reception of German Stories on an Arab Level: Stefan Zweig" in ''Al-Qiṣṣah al-almāniyyah al-ḥadīthah fī ḍaw' tarjamatihā ilā al-'arabiyyah: Dirāsah naqdiyyah wa-nuṣūṣ'' [Modern German Stories in the Light of Their Translation into Arabic: Critical Study and Texts. 212p.], pp. 53-63
'Abbūd, 'Abduh (Abboud, Abdo). "Maḥāwir istiqbāl al-qiṣṣah al-almāniyyah 'arabiyyan: Stīfān Zfāygh" [The Main Axes for the Reception of German Stories on an Arab Level: Stefan Zweig" in ''Al-Qiṣṣah al-almāniyyah al-ḥadīthah fī ḍaw' tarjamatihā ilā al-'arabiyyah: Dirāsah naqdiyyah wa-nuṣūṣ'' [Modern German Stories in the Light of Their Translation into Arabic: Critical Study and Texts. 212p.], pp. 53-63


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Arabic

[1996]: Manshūrāt Ittiḥād al-Kuttāb al-'Arab [Publications of the Arab Writers Union], Dimashq [Damascus]

'Abbūd, 'Abduh (Abboud, Abdo). "Maḥāwir istiqbāl al-qiṣṣah al-almāniyyah 'arabiyyan: Stīfān Zfāygh" [The Main Axes for the Reception of German Stories on an Arab Level: Stefan Zweig" in Al-Qiṣṣah al-almāniyyah al-ḥadīthah fī ḍaw' tarjamatihā ilā al-'arabiyyah: Dirāsah naqdiyyah wa-nuṣūṣ [Modern German Stories in the Light of Their Translation into Arabic: Critical Study and Texts. 212p.], pp. 53-63


German

[1984]: Verlag Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main/Bern/New York/Nancy

'Abbūd, 'Abduh (Abboud, Abdo). "Die Stefan-Zweig-Welle" in Deutsche Romane im arabischen Osten. Eine komparatistische Untersuchung zur Rezeption von Heinrich Mann, Thomas Mann, Hermann Hesse und Franz Kafka: mit einem Überblick über die Rezeption der deutschen Literatur in der arabischen "Welt", pp. 29-32, 207-209 [Analysen und Dokumente: Beiträge zur Neueren Literatur, 18. 303p.]. This volume was originally the author's 1984 PhD thesis at the Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main and is one of the first instances in which the interest in and the reception of Stefan Zweig's works in the Arab world is discussed in a scholarly work