موازين
Volume 7, Numéro 2, Pages 125-139
2025-09-10
Rebuilding Identity: Voices Of Resilience In Yemeni Literature Post-colonial Era Through Al-baradouni And Dammaj
Authors : Ahmed Kaid Thabet Alshokhada .
Abstract
In this innovative research, we deeply explore the details of Yemeni literature, revealing its unique ability to confront the challenges of colonialism, war, identity, and resilience. Through the works of poet Abdullah Al-Baradouni and novelist Zayd Mutee' Dammah, we see how literature can serve as a powerful voice for resistance and survival, offering insightful perspectives on the challenges and hopes that Yemen faced in the post-colonial era. This study employs contemporary literary theories, including postcolonial theory and trauma studies, to analyze the impact of colonialism on Yemeni identity and the quest for cultural identity restoration. The research highlights the significance of literature in documenting human experiences and rebuilding cultural identity, providing valuable insights into how literature can be used as an effective tool for expressing resilience and challenge in the face of colonialism and wars. Through a precise and in-depth analysis of literary works, this research sheds light on the vital role of literature in preserving cultural memory and promoting a deep understanding of human experiences in Yemen, contributing to the enrichment of the Yemeni and global cultural and literary landscape.
Keywords
Yemeni literature ; Colonialism ; Identity ; Resilience ; Culture
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