The eloquence of experimentation and alienation in the narration of Wassini al-Araj

Authors

  • Huda Saihood Zarzoor Al- Omari Sunni Endowment Diwan Department of Religious Education and Islamic Studies

Keywords:

the rhetoric of experimentation, Westernization, the ashes of the East

Abstract

Our research, tagged with (The Rhetoric of Experimentation and Westernization in the Narrative of Wassini Al-Araj, the Ashes of the East novel as a model) is based on semantic dimensions that coincided with the wave of modernity and the expansion of the cognitive system that prompted the need to adopt visions commensurate with the stage of openness and knowledge and the more limited knowledge of the art world. Renewed in form and content.
Careful tracing in the body of the research reveals new literary and critical concepts that have gained their scientific sobriety and permanence through their serious and applied treatment in literary genres, and among the most important of these concepts are (experimentation) and (westernization) as aesthetic artistic techniques that rebel against old molds that are mortgaged to textual stereotypes.
On the levels of creative performance
through the sensors of interpretive language, music, subject and form.
The aim of the research in its applied field is to confirm the eloquence of these concepts as a creative adventure, to freely express the creator's personal experience, and this is what we carefully observed in the narration of Wassini Al-Araj, the novel of Ashes of the East as a model.

Published

2026-04-27

How to Cite

Huda Saihood Zarzoor Al- Omari. (2026). The eloquence of experimentation and alienation in the narration of Wassini al-Araj. AL-Yarmouk Journal, 18(5 - الجزء الأول المجلد 18 السنة الرابعة), 919–954. Retrieved from https://journal.al-yarmok.edu.iq/index.php/alyj/article/view/1538