خطاب العنف الاجتماعي في الشعر الجاهلي

Abstract EN

The discourse of social violence in the pre-Islamic era leads to the birth of the transcendent self and its individualistic pattern, as it carries clear indications and changes to the prevailing standards and the realization of the superego of the ego, as it sees this as a foundation for its identity and victory, and to reach the desired goal that you desire, and this refusal crystallizes by exposing the contradictions and revealing them in life Ignorance, breaking cultural patterns and their concepts, the poetical self represents a hostile attitude towards the imposed tribal authority that tries to violate his desires and Profiling his character, so the brilliant poets, slaves, and outcasts tried to achieve their identities through their violent, dismissive rhetoric.