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عرض لرحلة النساء في المجتمعات الذكورية
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يحاول هذا البحث تتبع رحلة المرأة عبر التاريخ منتقدا النظام الأبوي و أدوار الجنسين و القوالب النمطية في أي مجتمع, و لا سيما مجتمعات القرنين الثامن عشر و التاسع عشر, و يظهر أن المرأة تناضل ضد جميع هذه القضايا من أجل تأسيس هوية جديدة و مملكة تسود فيها العدالة.
This paper attempts to trace women's journey through history criticizing patriarchy, gender roles and typical stereotypes in any society, especially that of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Women struggle against all these issues in order to establish new identities and a monarchy where justice controls.
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Anderson, Linda. Feminist Literary Theory. Ed. Ellen Rooney. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006
Anderson, Margaret L. Thinking about Women-Sociological Perspective on Sex and Gender. Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress, 2003
Butler, Judith. Gender Trouble. New York: Routledge, Chapman & Hall, 1990
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Many sources have urged IbnKhafajah to be so keen on woman, which had so clear
impact on his soul, and this has led him to experience love in a distinctive manner. Those
factors have overlapped with each other to form an integrated fabric, Which ha
s been
overwhelmed by the poet's passionate soul against the harbingers external reality. He hasn't
left his surroundings to escape the deteriorated political and social conditions. However, he
turned toward the depth of his soul, rebelling against those conditions and refusing them.
Throughout his artistic pictures, he has drawn his relation with woman taking from nature
his own distinctive psychological view. Therefore, woman becomes a sensory and merely
concept at the same time. He has started to gift it the most sincere and hottest emotions. So,
it has been crucial to realise the factors that which have shaped the motives of his own
experience with woman and problematic of her existence in in his poetry and his life.
IbnKhafajah's flirtatious experience and his relation with woman are to with factors
connected with political and social conditions that have distinguished his era, and others;
inner, related to his distinctive personality. These factors have helped to shape this
experience for the poet and develop and matur it.
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