The authority of the body in the novel (Sultana) Cultural reading
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This research penetrates into what the Jordanian narrator boldly penetrated in his novel Sultana penetrated by employing the body in all its subjects as one of the silent cultures leaning on cultural criticism This research deals with Sultana's novel by the Jordanian novelist Ghaleb Halsa' which is located in four hundred and seventy-four pages of medium pieces, and published by Dar Al-Haqa'iq, in the year nineteen eighty-seven, and we will discuss the subject of the body and its positions, as it is one of the silent topics, depending on the Cultural reading. The body as a cultural gem is the field of working of marginal literature, and the narrative text of Ghalib Halsa often turns into a celebration of the body, whereby the employment of the body in the Sultana novel was strong in attendance, by employing the sexual lexicon, trying to liberate the body technically from the various classes of oppression over it.Downloads
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2021-10-05
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Al-Sharidh, M., & Al-Bzor, A. (2021). The authority of the body in the novel (Sultana) Cultural reading. Dirasat: Human and Social Sciences, 48(3). Retrieved from http://archives.ju.edu.jo/index.php/hum/article/view/110261
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