Exile and longing in the poetry of the Alaa Al- Din al-mathidi: (The Mirrors of BAlques Eyes and An Ash Cloud as Examples)

Authors

Ayad Salim Ibrahim Nemal Al –Janab, University of Baghdad / College of Education / Ibn Rushed for Humanities sciences / History Department
Abdul Kareem Fadil Abdul –Karrem Abdul –Karrem, University of Baghdad / College of Education / Ibn Rushed for Humanities sciences / History Department

Abstract

Exile is a reflection of a cultural crisis and the artist s exile in any country is an echo of this crisis Exile therefore is inclusive of all the aspects of life in a stage of social imbalance. Although a wide-range of studies were written on this issue of exile non was written on this issue in the poetry of the late poet Dr. Alaa Al- Din Al-Mathidi as a creative phenomena . A study of this issue here might possibly explain this phenomena of exit and longing in art and the way they work. This study is important as an investigation of exile and longing in the poetry of Al-Mathidi in all its aspects and circles. These two issues glow in almost all his poems. So this study investigates these poems thematically and aesthetically.

Article Type

Article

First Page

1

Last Page

30

Publication Date

2-15-2015

Recommended Citation

Al –Janab, Ayad Salim Ibrahim Nemal and Abdul –Karrem, Abdul Kareem Fadil Abdul –Karrem (2015) "Exile and longing in the poetry of the Alaa Al- Din al-mathidi: (The Mirrors of BAlques Eyes and An Ash Cloud as Examples)," Alustath Journal for Human and Social Sciences: Vol. 212: Iss. 1, Article 1.
DOI: 10.36473/ujhss.v212i1.653
Available at: https://alustath.researchcommons.org/journal/vol212/iss1/1