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Style of Interference of Genres in the Poems of Sherko Bekas

open access: yesKoya University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
In the past, there was a restriction in the literary genres in the theories of literature. After the development of the theories of literature and criticism this was seen less the genres. The genres got benefit from each other from different ways. Especially through interference of literary genres.
Avin A. Hama, Osman H. Khidir
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The Practice of Feminist Criticism on Sherko Bekas’s book (Bracelet)

open access: yesJournal of University of Raparin
Research on poetic subjects and its content is an important part of the critical process, and it is an attempt to present the concepts and main messages of any literary text based on some feminist perspectives the study tried to analyze the essence and content of Sherko Bekas's (Bracelet).
Bakhan Ahmad Hama Amin
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Colour Semiotics in Sherko Bekas’s Poetry: Rangdan Collection as an Example

open access: yesJournal of University of Human Development, 2017
Semiotics is one of the modern critical methods of postmodernism in which through signs, it digs deep into the depth of a text.Sherko Bekas’s Rangdan collection is one of the collections in which signs are used abundantly because the poet uses colours 1219 times and many words are used as signs.
Luqman Raouf
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Reflection of Kirkuk in some selected texts of Sherko Bekas

open access: yesJournal of Garmian University, 2023
Shida Muhammad, Diyar Majeed
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Alienation in Sherko Bekas's Poetry, "Chair Human" as a Model

open access: yesTwejer, 2019
This study, called "Alienation in Shirku Bekes" ("The Chair") is an attempt to monitor the images of alienation in Shirku Bekes' poetry. Its importance lies in the fact that it tries to reveal the hidden dimensions of the expatriate Kurdish self and the poet's accuracy in his approach to the technique of narrative narration through the identification ...
Botan ateef Abdulqadir
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Three Poems

open access: yesWorld literature today, 2022
Sherko Bekas
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Aesthetic in Multigenre texts of Sherko Bekas’s “a Girl is My Homeland Now” in the perspective of literary critical aesthetic and critical school of Frankfurt

open access: yesTwejer
The aesthetic theory is one of the important achievements of the Frankfurt School, its view of literature and the beautiful aspect of knowledge is a critical one. In other words, this theory places great emphasis on the critical dimension of literature and believes that literary texts carry within themselves a critical view of political power, social ...
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An Interpretation of the Nostalgic signs in Shirko's poetry

open access: yesZanco Journal of Humanity Sciences, 2021
  Although nostalgia is primarily a medical term and is associated with psychology, it has been presented in the literary area for centuries. Sherko is one of the great poets of contemporary style in Kurdistan. This brought nostalgia and a special sense
Jihad Shukri Rashid
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Sociological Analysis of (A girl who is my homeland now) poem from Goldman's view

open access: yesZanco Journal of Humanity Sciences, 2020
  The social vision is one of the visions in the poetic dialogue and literary production. We seek this vision in this research in the poem (A girl who is my homeland now) by Sherko Bekas, the contemporary Kurdish poet, discussing social vision in the
Jihad Shukri Rashid
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The Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga: military reform and nation-building in a divided polity [PDF]

open access: yes, 2021
During the war against Islamic State from 2014 to 2017 the Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga became important local allies of the United States and its international partners, playing a significant role in the eventual defeat of Islamic State.
Aziz, Sardar, Cottey, Andrew
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