The dialectic of identity and identity: a study of the poetics of place among the vagabonds

Volume 1 , Issue 2 , March 2025 , Pages 519-542

Authors

D. Hshyar Zaki Hassan Hassan 1 ; Bari Taha Mustafa Mustafa 2

1 University of Koya, Faculty of Education, Department of Arabic Language

2 University of Salahaddin, College of Education, Department of Arabic Language

DOI logo 10.17656/jzsb.11685

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Abstract

It is as if a person cannot live without an identity that charts his path, digs his traces in the place, explains his features, the purity of his blood, the authenticity of his roots, and enhances his material existence in life. There is a special flavor, a special sensitivity, a special air, and a special pleasure in this desired identity that one is always searching for. Without it, he feels lost and alienated.

The dimensions of the place are divided into historical, geographical, psychological, social, and religious. Thus, completing the effective relationships between the layers of the literary work at the level of components, parts, and elements of formation, leads to a sense of place, connection to it, and focus on it. It provides stability, security, and stability, and then the person is connected to the identity of that place. Without these elements, the place is robbed of energy and in turn increases the characteristics of non-spatiality, so stability and stability turn into vibration, security into fear and anxiety, and identity into non-identity.

The research plan includes an introduction with a preface that sheds light on the concept of placelessness from a philosophical and psychological perspective, then followed by the concept of controversy and adding touches to the term identity by seeking to present some of the poetic evidence of the tramps that capture the image of the conflict and debate between the existence and absence of identity. The research ends with a conclusion and a presentation of sources and references.

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