التعليمية
Volume 15, Numéro 1, Pages 869-888
2025-06-01
Transformations Of The Algerian Revolution In Arabic Poetry: From Documenting Collective Memory To Constructing The Poetic Icon
Authors : Chalghoum Naima .
Abstract
This study aims to explore the impact of the Algerian Revolution (1954-1962) on Arabic poetry, focusing on how Arab poets embodied this historical event as a literary symbol reflecting the themes of resistance and liberation. By analyzing the literary and symbolic tools used to express the revolution, the study allows for a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between literature and resistance. The research issue also sheds light on the poetic representations that encapsulate the struggle and how poetry contributed to portraying the revolution as a human act transcending geographical boundaries and forming part of the Arab collective consciousness. The significance of this study lies in understanding the role of poetry in constructing revolutionary memory and shaping cultural identity, by transforming historical events into enduring literary symbols. The study will employ a critical-analytical approach to the poetic texts, with a focus on the symbolism and rhetorical images that contributed to the formation of this revolutionary memory, enhancing the understanding of how the Algerian Revolution influenced poets' perceptions of the world around them.
Keywords
Algerian Revolution ; Arabic Poetry ; Resistance ; Liberation ; Symbolism ; Cultural Identity ; Revolutionary Memory ; Literary Representation
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