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Symbolic violence in modern Iraqi poetry | ||
| Journal of College of Education | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 6, 2017, Pages 525-542 | ||
| Author | ||
| D.hutham Badr | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The violence in all its forms is not a new phenomenon، it existed since the first human society but today we see it fester until they become characteristic inherent in our lives، we see it common day after day، in everything we read or see or speak، and I try to pin attributes of symbolic violence as a term popularized at some point not far away، I find we practice and practice violence to ourselves and to others in almost all phases of our lives، whether practical violent or symbolic violent . Symbolic violence is defined as ((all use of symbols and connotations and meanings to control others and the imposition of hegemony، and this kind of violence takes Avatar subtle enables one to access to highly achieve and the aspirations of the control and dominance without resorting to the obvious and declared force، this type of violence permeates in the various manifestations of political، social and intellectual life since ancient times)). I was able to touch this kind of violence in different poems of Iraqis poets after this study was divided into different themes included: The first axis: the symbolic violence against women The second axis: the symbolic violence and love Axis III: violence and self-flagellation Axis IV: the plight of the poet in exile This as well as the most important findings of the study results. | ||
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