Features of Thetales of One Thousand and One Night In world literature

Abstract

This research seeks to address some of the critical studies that dealt with the impact of the tales of One Thousand and One Nights on foreign literature. The critical proposals of comparative literature were an approach to this research. The cognitive nature of literature began to emerge from the interconnection of human experiences in different societies, and comparative criticism as a  A methodological tool that will enable us to extrapolate and cognitively control a literary reading and the relationship that links literatures together, especially since the literary production process adheres to systematic control if it wants cognitive visions to be on a less winding path.

        The research focused on the literary value in the use of One Thousand and One Nights through three critical studies that dealt with the use of One Thousand and One Nights in other literatures. The use varied between imitation and influence, and varied at the level of social, historical and literary topics. The texts of One Night and One Night are rich and almost escape any cultural stereotyping.  Limits their ability to move and employ