مقام الاغتراب و أشكاله في الفكر العربي و الفلسفي : دراسة اجتماعية، سيكولوجية

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There is no doubt that alienation tendencies expand or contract incessantly, depending on the man's self-vision.

being different and isolated from the general awareness of the group culture, this self-vision rejects the ruling values which usually reflect the visions of any person, member representing that group.

as he acquires some qualities, he tries to adapt himself to some customs and traditions unexpected and imposed to him by this environment.

thus, this self becomes unable to keep adapting to the fact.

at that time, the opposition between his self-environment and his group's surroundings arises.

it takes different forms for the person and causes a shock resulting in pain and alienation.

however, this person sometimes relaxes and hides all anger by accepting the vicissitudes of life.

similarly, any change in a society leads the artist to alienation.

he manages to express his distinction and to reflect his society's events thanks to his creative competencies.