الشخصية السعودية في نماذج من الرواية الإنجليزية : دراسة سردية

Abstract EN

The law of development, change and prosperity continues to touch the majority of the social, psychological, economic, religious, and linguistic frameworks within which any society on earth lives.

probably, what a literature scholar in general and that of novel more accurately notices is that the Gulf and Saudi characters in particular have received great attention in the last three decades, especially post the Gulf War and the September 11th events, not to mention the impact of Hajj trips, open media, the novel rise, and the qualitative leap in the Saudi Woman Status and their mobility in senior administration positions witnessed.

Noticeably, this led to a sort of formation and development in the status of the Saudi character that was implicitly linked to a traditional ideology; it is actually identity, social norms, religious bonds, civic competition, and modernity that have a similar impact as that of the said ideology.

this all is due to the cognitive growth and the tremendous economic development of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with the expansion of the participatory space demonstrating the societal imagination that the writer Jennifer lawlor referred to in her book "postmodern utopias and feminist fictions".

this, however, caused the formation of resistance knots of what was depicted in the mindset as contradicting and opposing to the prevailing social and religious customary propriety rule.

It is a perception that, as we perceive, requires a lot of reconsideration so that it does not conflict with commonsense.