چكيده لاتين
The cultural references in Nazik Al-Malaika’s poetry came as an emotional experience due to their attachment to the changing contemporary reality, so they were a tool for social change by extending them to everything that is fixed and final. Therefore, what Nazik Al-Malaika achieved in terms of bitter extensions to those cultural, social, religious and political references that clung around her poetic achievement was In an effort to achieve the feminine self by establishing it with a bright creative biography, when it was seeking to achieve the actual existence of the Arab self, by migrating to heritage in search of a new outlet different from an artistic reality with the political setbacks and determinations that tampered with the conscience of the Arab soul and made it lose hope in achieving honorable freedom and social justice in particular. After the feeling of oppression, defeat, nihilism, loss of communication, and inability to change reality took over her. Nazik contributed a creative experience that changed the general literary taste and promoted new poetic styles, new experiences, and a new language as well. Nazik was inclined toward melancholy, pessimism, and dark worlds, and this appeared in her first collection of poems, which contained the lengthy poem “The Tragedy of Life,” which expressed some philosophical visions that were dominated by pessimism and sadness. This represented an intellectual position that was compatible with the circumstances that she was experiencing, or that the Arab world in general was experiencing, in terms of setbacks. and frustrations. We have looked at many studies related to free poetry and studies written about the role of myth or symbol in Arabic poetry, and we found that the poetic evidence did not come close to the poetry of Nazik al-Malaika, except a little. The poetry of Mahmoud Darwish, the Palestinian poet, or Abd al-Wahhab al-Ayani and the poet Buland al-Haidari are often cited, along with Know that Nazik al-Malaika is one of the pioneers of this element She was not his pioneer. He confirms the use of the masculine style in the hearts of poetry students and the lack of neutrality or disavowal of these lines by disdaining the feminine style, regardless of its source from Nazik or other women writers. The study of Nazik Al-Malaika’s poetry in the light of cultural criticism included several patterns of analysis in a cultural context that establishes intersection with the other, instils the idea of fear and violence in the mind of the recipient, and produces a rejection of the other and of life, which is one of the methods of successive authorities and the patterns of institutional culture, and among these patterns is also the love of domination. The pattern of humiliation, the pattern of estrangement, the pattern of ego, the pattern of being affected, the pattern of violence, and so her poems used to bear the implicit and the component of it in all her poetic texts until it became overwhelming and incapable of being overcome by it and the hurricanes. We divided the study into four chapters. In the first chapter, we dealt with concepts and universals. In the second chapter, it was the introductory chapter on the emergence of cultural criticism. In the third chapter, the focus of the chapter was related to the practical side of Nazik al-Malaika’s poems in light of the apparent and implicit pattern. As for the last chapter, it was an applied study in light of cultural criticism. In the poetry of Nazikal-Malaika then the results andtheconclusion.