social and cultural issues in ‘The Slave Yards’

Authors

  • Abdullah Bairam Younis Arabic Department, Faculty of Ars, Soran University Author
  • Amir Ahmed Hamad Amin Arabic Department, Faculty of Ars, Soran University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31918/zer83n69

Keywords:

Slave Carpets, Social references, Myths, Popular Songs, Customs

Abstract

The novel of ‘The Slave Yards’ by Najwa Bin Shatwan, is not only a biographic of his daughter Atiqa, in which they were lived through depression, and misery. Also, it is not a narration of Libya’s history, while the novel is about the intellectual, social and cultural issues. The author tried to present that matters in a high level.

In general, that novel can be distinguished with the other novels in numerous social references, and the ability to identify them in a narrative form, in which the social references are related to the relationships of individuals with each other. The author tried to control the events, and to link the role of the characters to each other. Also, the author presents the events which they are imposed by reality, and in any changes their real social meaning will be changed as well. In this regard, we highlight those issues into two points: the first one is highlighting the traditions and customs, and the second one is highlighting the folklore songs, myths, and religious places.

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Published

2024-08-26

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Original Articles

How to Cite

Younis, Abdullah Bairam, and Amir Ahmed Hamad Amin , trans. 2024. “Social and Cultural Issues in ‘The Slave Yards’”. Twejer Journal 4 (1): 807-50. https://doi.org/10.31918/zer83n69.