نقد صورة المرأة في روايتي أنثى العنكبوت وعيون قذرة ل الروائية السعودية قماشة العليان

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Contemporary gulf women's novels have mostly been engaged in representing gulf women, portraying their realities, and wagering on changing them through exposing gulf women's conditions, highlighting their suffering and condemning male domination and violence.

in closer harmony with the Saudi government policies, these women writers have contributed, since the start of the millennium, to the empowerment of women and the consolidation of their identity in several areas.

Qumashah Alyan is one of the most prominent Saudi and gulf women novelists who works, in most of her literary works, on providing new image for women and highlights various shades of their human, social and cultural lives.

in her novels "female spider" and "dirty eyes", she sheds light on the reality of women and their presence in society which keeps their images dangling between: strength and weakness, freedom and manipulation, rejection and submissiveness, and many other pulls that contribute to the analysis of women's images and diagnosis their reality.

in light of feminist criticism and their fundamental issues, authors have tried to question the presence of women and to criticize the images of women in Qumashah Alyan’s novels.