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الملخص EN

The philosophy of rebellion in jean genet's theatrical texts rebellion is a pattern of human behavior patterns which used as a tool to rebel against all kinds of authorities and dominances that enjoy.

influence and impose restrictions on the individual or society alike genet is one of the writers who employed rebellion in their theatrical texts and bestowed upon them that imaginary rituals, as his plays revolve in accelerated circles to produce contradictions that we may not see in reality, but create forms that provoke an interaction in recipient's mind to be a partner in that ritual.

the philosophy of rebellion in genet’s theatrical texts derives the ties of its structures through the problems in which societies abound, including political, social, religious, as well as economic.

therefore, we find that the characters of genet's plays vary according to the diversity of the conflict areas (the ruler and the ruled), (the master and the slave), (the male and the female), there is the general and there are men who appear as women, and there are women who appear as men, prostitutes, soldiers, political classes, workers, white men and women wear black masks, and black men and women wear white masks.in order to reach the philosophical features of genet's rebellion in his theatrical texts, it usually requires a philosophical reading of all the characters with their structures within the body of the theatrical text and the pattern of their behavior that writer uses as a tool by which he present his problems and contradictions, and on the aesthetic, artistic, intellectual and technical levels.

the aesthetic question may touch the essence of the rebellious genet’s philosophy, which is reflected in the behavior of the characters of his theatrical texts, thus the researcher tries to ask about the most important apparent and hidden features in the philosophy of rebellion in jean genet’s theatrical texts, so the researcher decided that the title of her research should be (the philosophy of rebellion in jean genet's theatrical texts).