The Importance of the Psychological Factor in the Novel 'Zubaida's Window' by Iraqi Writer Iqbal Qazwini
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Introduction:Importance of psychological factors dictates the need for discoveries on this subject. In this article, we have made an attempt to consider the peculiarities of a young man's mind and his psychological problems in society. The psychological aspect is the concern of all writers, but the complex and diverse spirited world does not diminish the work of depicting its diversity, external and internal characters. In their analysis, Soviet Muslim psychologists emphasized identity in the work, but without exposing personality, its inner psycho-emotional world. Zubaida Qazwini's "Window" is an Iraqi prose work of the proscribed Pan-Arabism. In two scenes of a small culmination, weak heart pains and tears were poured. However, the novel is of great interest for it is a national Iraqi hero who is hypercritical and a strict judge of a monarch of a fairy tale. Many good qualities. Iraqi Zolotonos and Japonchiks have become part of Zubaida, who is trying to surround herself with the same affirming, intelligent, patriotic, and other historical characters, in which the Iraqi teenager is trying to absorb human knowledge and Iraqi youth. The mind nourishes and provides knowledge to the people. Adults and Japanese children have the best knowledge in the world ('Golden children') and are powerful in a complex, materially great knowledge and become great with internal strength. The mind symbolizes knowledge, the Cherub. The hero has many beautiful qualities; he's human working skills in Palestine. Sakals work around a cunning British intelligence officer, discovering and neutralizing a network of Shiite dissenters, bringing funds to the country
Authors: Alhatemi, Qutaiba Mohanad Mhaidi, Mehta, Dr. Rajesh
Institution: Gujarat University
Language: English
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6892968358
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