The Manifestations of Feminist Criticism and dual Conflict between Mind and Passion in Huwaidi's Critique Speech

Abstract

In this paper, we attempt to monitor the manifestations of the conflict between the male mind and the feminine emotion through Huwaidi's critical discourse within a style that lies within the framework of critique of criticism, monitoring and free inquiry away from the conceptual overlaps witnessed by the feminist writing revolution. The critic devoted a collection of his writings to explain feminist creativity, objectively . It provides a broad perspective on the relationship between men and women and highlighted the abhorrent dreams of women, and the data of the mental revolution that was dominant in the narrative environment for long periods and the statement and the role of women in imposing themselves and overcome their emotional vision.