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الاخ مبارك السروجي
اشكرك مرة اخري علي الرد والمعلومات المفيدة .
لقد كنت في فترة متأخرة مهتم
جدا بالشاعر ت.س.إليوت واعماله
وخاصة قصيدته الارض الخراب وذلك لما كان لها ولازال من تأثير
واسع في الحركة الشعرية والنقدية الحديثة ، ولما تعكسه من ازمة الراس مالية ومأزق
الحضارة الغربية بشكل عام .
ولاثراء الفائدة واستمرار هذا البوست كامل الدسم اورد هذا النص
لما له من علاقة وصلة بتجربة الشاعر ت.س.اليوت.
Regardless of where they lived, modern writers
Could not escape being affected by the momentous
events and developments of their time. Even before
World War 1, some writers were concerned by the rapid
Changes that were taking place and sensed that society
Was becoming disconnected from the values and traditions
of the past. Following the devastation caused by the war, these
feelings developed into overwhelming sense of uncertainty,
disjointedness, and disillusionment—emotions shared not only
by writers but also by artists, philosophers, and many other
people. Distrusting the attitudes and beliefs that had existed
Before the war, many people embarked on a quest for new ideas.
This quest produced a broad collection of artistic and literary
Movements often referred to as Modernism.
Although there were major differences among many writers
associated with Modernism, they generally shared the desire to
establish new literary approaches and techniques. In addition they
typically sought to capture the essence of modern life in both the
form and the content of their works. To reflect the disjointedness
of the modern world, they often constructed their works out of
fragments, omitting the expositions, transitions, resolutions, and
explanations used in traditions literature. In poetry, abandoned
traditions form in favor of free verse. In addition the themes of their
work were usually implied, rather than directly states, creating
a sense of uncertainty and forcing readers to draw their own
conclusions.
Among the most prominent Modernist writers are the American
poet T.S. Eliot, the Irish novelist James Joyce, the German-speaking
fiction writer Frans Kafka, and playwright Luigi Pirandello. In their works
both Eliot and Kafka captured the bleakness, alienation, and despair often
associated modern life. Influenced by recent psychological breakthroughs,
Joyce tried to re-create the inner workings of the human mind. Finally,
In his highly innovative plays, Pirandello attempted to convey the
uncertain nature of reality.
Prentice Hall
LITERATURE
WORLD MASTERPIECES
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Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
Needham, Massachusetts
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| قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 01-29-09, 07:48 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-09-09, 05:58 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | كمال علي الزين | 02-09-09, 07:42 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-09-09, 08:17 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-10-09, 11:27 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | Rihab Khalifa | 02-10-09, 11:29 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-10-09, 11:35 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-10-09, 11:51 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | نهال كرار | 02-10-09, 12:10 PM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-10-09, 07:30 PM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-15-09, 09:06 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | Osama Mohammed | 02-15-09, 12:21 PM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | awad hassan | 02-16-09, 02:23 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-19-09, 08:31 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-19-09, 09:04 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | awad hassan | 02-20-09, 01:34 AM |
| Re: قراءآت في شعر T.S. Eliot | مبارك السروجي | 02-22-09, 07:16 AM |
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