ظاهرة العنف في المسرح الشعري الجزائري

Abstract EN

The violence, as a mental illness rooted in human beings, is a form of severe cruel expression, began when the brother killed his brother and continued to be inherent in human societies until this days; So it kept growing and its methods evolve with the development of societies.

Because literature is the aesthetic and imaginary aspect of reality, it has adapted - even managed sometimes - the phenomenon of violence.

This is because the writer, who has the faculty of expression and controls the language, analyzes and describes this scourge.

Nizar Qabbani once said: "Sometimes a nation can not cry openly, so a poem cries in its place.

" However, poetic theater has experienced various forms of violence, from the year of its appearance in 1948 until today, The author has retraced the forms of violence and its devastating effects on the individual and society, by exploiting the aesthetic energies resulting from the paradox of incorporating the realism of meaning in the art of theater and the imagination in poetry, in the hope that subsequent generations would avoid the misfortunes of their predecessors.