Cultural patterns in the novel Maps of Oblivion by the writer (Mohamed Rafie)
Article Sidebar
Main Article Content
Abstract
The research is interested in studying and revealing the systemic implicit behind the novelistic discourse of the contemporary Jordanian writer, Muhammad Rafi, according to the perspective of cultural criticism, as it is an aesthetic and cultural material. In his text, there is a cultural pun that apparently relates to a state of betrayal and astonishment that afflicts the reader, because he is shocked by a society that is far from humanity, not to mention the violation of the values, morals and principles on which the Arab individual was brought up in the East. The events of the novel receded, starting with Egypt, Jordan, Baghdad, and then Turkey, to eventually settle in America. The researcher made every effort to expose the cultural patterns present in the novel to be more clear, and all of this needed a cultural reading with a precise and broad level of knowledge of the culture of the text studied in its various aspects.
Metrics
Article Details
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
References
-The Aesthetics of Cultural Criticism: Towards a Vision of Cultural Forms in Andalusian Poetry, Ahmed Jamal Al-Maraziq, The Arab Foundation for Studies and Publication, 1, 2009.
- Cultural Criticism: A Reading of Arab Cultural Forms, Abdullah Muhammad Al-Ghadami, Arab Cultural Center, Kingdom of Morocco - Casablanca, 3rd Edition, 2005.
- A guide to terms of cultural studies and cultural criticism, d. Samir Khalil, Scientific Books House, Beirut, d.T., d.T.
-Cultural patterns in the poetry of Adeeb Kamal Al-Din, Master's Thesis, Nour Rahim Heliwi: 2 . Master's thesis submitted to the University of Al-Muthanna, College of Education, 2018.
- Cultural Criticism of Youssef Alimat (Reading in Cognitive Alternatives), Asmahan Bou Ali and Iman Ramiki: A, Master's thesis submitted to the University of Tebessa, Faculty of Arts and Languages, 2017.
- Jamil Hamdawi between the rock and the anvil https://www.diwanalarab.com
- Al-Ain: Al-Khalil bin Ahmed Al-Farahidi, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyya, Biron - Lebanon, vol. 4, ed. 1, 2003 AD
- Lisan Al-Arab, Abi Al-Fadl Jamal Al-Din Muhammad Bin Makram Ibn Manzoor the African Egyptian, Dar Sader Beirut, d.T, d. T.
- The intermediate dictionary, Ibrahim Anis and others, Arabic Language Academy, Al-Shorouk International Library, 4th edition, 2004 AD - 1425 AH
- The Ocean Dictionary, Muhammad bin Yaqoub Al-Fayrouz Abadi, Al-Resala Foundation, Beirut - Lebanon, 1998,( d. i).
- Towards a new literary and critical theory (multiple systems theory), Jamil Hamidawi, Dar Al-Reef for Publishing and Publishing, Kingdom of Morocco, 1st Edition, 2016.
- Dictionary of Contemporary Literary Terms, Said Alloush, Lebanese Book House, Beirut, 1, 1985.
- Similarities and Differences (Towards a Holistic Methodology), d. Muhammad Muftah, Arab Cultural Center, Beirut - Lebanon, d., d. T.
- Basic Terminology in Text Linguistics and Discourse Analysis, d. Numan Bu Qurra, Jadara for the World Book, Amman - Jordan, 1, 2009 .
- The Novel Maps of Oblivion, Muhammad Rafie, Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution, Amman - Jordan, 1st edition, 2017.
- The structure of the Arabic narrative from questioning reality to questioning the conscience, Muhammad Mutasim, Arab House of Science Publishers, Al-Kifaq Publications, 1st Edition, 2010.
- The cultural system, a cultural reading in ancient Arabic poetry, Youssef Alimat, The Modern World of Books, 1, 2009.
- The implicit patterns in the novel The Forty Rules of Love, a novel on the authority of Jalal al-Din al-Rumi, by Elif Shafak, Adel Sayad and Mona Barhoumi, a master’s thesis submitted to the University of Tebessa, Faculty of Arts and Languages, 2017.
- Aesthetics of cultural analysis (pre-Islamic poetry as a model), d. Youssef Alimat, The Arab Foundation for Studies, Dar Al-Faris for Publishing and Distribution, Amman - Jordan, 1, 2004.
- Political Sociology, Mouloud Zayed Al-Tayeb, April 7th Publications, Libya, 1st Edition, 2007.
- The format of the dramatic event in the texts of Youssef Al-Ani (it is too late as a model), Jabbar Khammat Hassan, Journal of Tikrit University for Human Sciences, Volume/28, Issue 4, Part 1.