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Scholar@UOC is the primary academic repository of the University of Calicut.

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    Glocalisation of memories: representation of space and identity in select Postmil Lennium Holocaust and Nakba films
    (Department of English Government Arts and Science College, Kondotty, 2024) Farsanah Moossa Kappil; Abida Farooqui
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    The poetic experience from vision to theme- a survey on poetic samples of Habib Al Sayegh
    (Department of Arabic P.T.M Government College, Perinthalmanna., 2025) Nisam V; Mohammed Noorul Ameen
    he poetic experience of the Emirati poet Habib Al Sayegh represents a prominent example in modern Arabic poetry for its profound human depth, intellectual richness, and strong connection to the social, cultural, and political realities of the United Arab Emirates and the Arab world. This research proceeds from the view that Al Sayegh’s poetry acts as a mirror reflecting the pulse of society, providing a medium for expressing the concerns, sufferings, and aspirations of humankind, as he successfully blends authenticity with modernity, and individual sentiment with collective vision. The study highlights the significance of examining Al Sayegh’s poetry in light of the major transformations witnessed by Emirati and Arab poetry in recent decades. The poet managed to innovate both in form and content, drawing upon a rich life experience and deep intellectual awareness. Through the analysis of selected poetic samples, the researcher aims to uncover the dimensions of Al Sayegh’s poetic experience—in terms of vision, theme, artistic structure, and expressive techniques—to reveal the creative distinctiveness that sets his work apart. The research clarifies the concept of the poetic experience as an emotional and spiritual state that arises from the deep interaction between the poet and reality, transforming into a linguistic expression filled with feeling and reflection. It also discusses the concept of the transition from vision to theme as a creative process through which personal emotion becomes a poetic text that artistically and aesthetically expresses reality. The study shows that Al Sayegh’s poetry clearly embodies this transformation, as his vision stems from genuine engagement with society and expresses its human and national issues. Moreover, the research highlights Al Sayegh’s role as a poet, thinker, and influential journalist in the Emirati and Arab literary movement. He stands as a symbol of cultural and intellectual leadership, leaving a visible mark on the development of modern Arabic poetry. The importance of this study lies in the scarcity of critical research devoted to analyzing and interpreting his poetic experience, despite his prominent position in the Arab cultural scene. Accordingly, this dissertation aims to shed light on the aesthetic and intellectual aspects of Habib Al Sayegh’s poetry, and to explore the relationship between poetic vision and theme, thereby contributing to the enrichment of modern literary studies and deepening our understanding of contemporary Arabic poetic experience through a unique poetic model.
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    Depiction of arab reality an analytical study of Ibrahim Nasrulla's Ashrufat
    (Department of Arabic,PTM Government College., 2025) Mohamed Rafeeq Kunnath; Abdul Raheem. M. K; Mohammed Noorul Ameen. V
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    Emerging genres in modern arabic literature a theoretical approach
    (Department of Arabic, Farook College., 2022) Shabab M; Sajith E K
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    Cyberbullying and associated psychosocial factors among higher secondary school students in Kerala
    (Department of Education, University of Calicut, 2022) Dileesh K; Vasumathi T