The Feminist Mark In The Arab Cultural Context: An Analytical And Technical Study

Year 2018, Volume: 1 Issue: 1, 71 - 107, 24.12.2018

Ahmed Yehia Ali Mohamed Elrouby

Abstract

The Feminist Mark In The Arab Cultural Context: An Analytical And Technical Study

Abstract

This study seeks to address the feminist brand
as a linguistic formula and a tool used to present visions of the world in view
of the Arab cultural context. The study proceeds from this procedural question:
How feminine in its human and inhuman face is a journey to formulate visions of
the world. The study is based on a methodological approach that combines
linguistic analysis based on description and interpretation, which seeks to
link the text within its texture, and in the background of this work is a vision
presented by the Roman critic Lucian Goldman's structuralism, in which he
sought to transcend the stage of formal interaction The study is based on a
number of texts, including the Holy Quran, and texts from the Prophet's Hadith.
This is followed by a number of models from ancient and modern Arabic works.
During which an appointment with a number of literary arts, such as
storytelling and the art of Arab proverb, and the novel and the story of the
flash in modern times. Keywords of study, feminism, world, cultural context,
analysis, interpretation.

Keywords

العلامة النسوية، العالم، السياق الثقافي، التحليل، التأويل.

العلامة النسوية في السياق الثقافي العربي: دراسة تحليلية فنية

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