The image of the woman in the poetry of Abdulrahman Shukri - Al-Jawhara Al-Othman

This book reveals the features of the image of woman in the poetry of one of the pioneers of renewal in modern Arabic literature, Abdul Rahman Shukri, through an analytical reading distributed over three main chapters. The first chapter deals with the manifestations of woman in his poetry between two opposing images: the beloved, mother, and wife on one hand, and the treacherous, harsh, and silent woman on the other. The second chapter monitors the transformations that occurred to this image through dualities of life and death, body and spirit, beauty and ugliness. The third chapter explores the connotations of this image from psychological, cultural, social, and historical dimensions. A study that delves into the depths of Shukri's poetic experience, illuminating important aspects of his perception of woman during a time of poetic and intellectual transformation.