The Andalusian identity in the poetic text

This book presents the Andalusian identity in poetic text in the eras of the Taifa and the Marinid, emerging from the expression of Andalusian poets about their personal visions regarding political and social fluctuations, as well as their expression of private seditions and calamities, and other pure personal experiences witnessed during this period. It also highlights the impact of this identity on the vision of the self, whether openly expressed in the context of the text or hidden behind some masks, as well as its influence on the manifestation of the Andalusian self in poetic trends, intellectual, contemplative, and social values. The book also points out how this identity is reflected in the poet's personal transformations and psychological instability, and most of the texts refer to accompanying stories and concurrent events to connect the reader's mind with the poetic text and embody the meanings contained within, as well as the visions of an Andalusian nature that had a significant impact on infusing the poetic text with Andalusian identity.