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عنوان المقال عربي

من وثائق كلية الآداب أبنية الكلية بسراي الزعفران والجيزة من 1927 إلى 1936

Authors

اسم الباحث عربي

جيهان أحمد عمران منصور

Corresponding Author

منصور, جيهان أحمد عمران

Document Type

Original Study

Keywords English

Faculty of Arts Building, Cairo University, Taha Hussein

كلمات مفتاحية عربي

ابنية كلية الآداب, جامعة القاهرة, طه حسين, جوستاف ميشو, الجامعة المصرية

Abstract English

From the Documents of the Faculty of Arts.College Buildings in Zaafran and Giza Palacesfrom 1927-1936On the eve of the centenary of Cairo University’s Faculty of Arts (1925-2025), as well as the first centenary of the heritage building for the college (1928-2028), this study addresses a group of documents digitally preserved in the electronic memory unit, about the college’s building in the Zaafran and Giza Palaces, from 1927 to 1936, under the deanship of professors Gustave Michaut, Taha Hussein and Mansour Fahmy. The study uses the analytical descriptive approach, which signifies the importance of the documents from the letters sent by the college regarding its vision towards the main building in Giza. This building was reviewed by the Ministry of Public Works in 1929, which determined that it was too small to meet the institution’s needs. The Faculty presented recommendations to increase study areas, and overcome the building limitations. Additionally, Dr. Taha Hussein presented his aims to acquire places on campus for departmental expansion. As a result, on November 20, 1929, the Faculty received the old Law building on Al-Ramaha Square Street, after the administration’s approval. The study also presents the needs that the administration requested from the University to facilitate education in the college’s study halls. Finally, this study addresses the publication of some of these documents and paintings.Key words: Faculty of Arts Building - Cairo University-/ Egyptian University- Palace of Zaafran -Taha Hussein- Gustave Michaut

الملخص العربي

From the Documents of the Faculty of Arts.College Buildings in Zaafran and Giza Palacesfrom 1927-1936On the eve of the centenary of Cairo University’s Faculty of Arts (1925-2025), as well as the first centenary of the heritage building for the college (1928-2028), this study addresses a group of documents digitally preserved in the electronic memory unit, about the college’s building in the Zaafran and Giza Palaces, from 1927 to 1936, under the deanship of professors Gustave Michaut, Taha Hussein and Mansour Fahmy. The study uses the analytical descriptive approach, which signifies the importance of the documents from the letters sent by the college regarding its vision towards the main building in Giza. This building was reviewed by the Ministry of Public Works in 1929, which determined that it was too small to meet the institution’s needs. The Faculty presented recommendations to increase study areas, and overcome the building limitations. Additionally, Dr. Taha Hussein presented his aims to acquire places on campus for departmental expansion. As a result, on November 20, 1929, the Faculty received the old Law building on Al-Ramaha Square Street, after the administration’s approval. The study also presents the needs that the administration requested from the University to facilitate education in the college’s study halls. Finally, this study addresses the publication of some of these documents and paintings.Key words: Faculty of Arts Building - Cairo University-/ Egyptian University- Palace of Zaafran -Taha Hussein- Gustave Michaut

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.21608/jarts.2022.180544.1317

Accept Date

2022-12-27

Publication Date

10-1-2023

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