Features of the human image in Gulf women’s poetry (1990-2000 AD) and its motives: A realistic and critical vision of Souad Al-Sabah’s experience

Abstract

This study attempts to identify the dimensions and features of the issues of the humanistic trend in the poetry of contemporary Arab women in the Gulf region And the formations of its images in the poetry of Sheikha Princess Souad Al-Sabah, By quoting poetic texts from her collections published during the last decade of the third millennium, dismantling and analyzing them, and monitoring the effects of that transformation and its consequences on society in light of its treatment of it, during the period specified for the study; To link it to the process of contemporary issues and renewal on the literary and critical scene in the Arab region, at the local, international and international levels, in everything related to the concerns of contemporary man and his position on life; To clarify the stylistic characteristics and phenomena she relied on in forming the human images of her poem, and to highlight their aesthetic and semantic value, whether in terms of the structure of the language or its coding, and the aesthetics of its poetic formation and method of writing. In continuation of what previous literary studies have covered about the poet, and based on the fact that literature is the broad space that helps spread virtuous values, lofty principles and high ideals in life, and that humanity in literature is not specific to a specific doctrine, but rather its goal is to establish human relations based on justice and harmony between people without... Discrimination and non-discrimination.