Methods of the Characterization of the Arab Element in the Historical Spanish Drama from the 18th Century to the 20thCentury Part II (From Restoration to Expulsion) | ||||
| Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature | ||||
| Article 7, Volume 1, Issue 1, December 2021, Page 93-135 PDF (1.81 MB) | ||||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||||
| DOI: 10.21608/abjltl.2021.231809 | ||||
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| Author | ||||
| Ahmad Ali Hashad | ||||
| Abstract | ||||
| The second part of this analytical study under the title "Methods of the Characterization of the Arab Element in the Historical Spanish Drama from the 18th Century to the 20thCentury: Part II" presents another important approach of research that handles the stage fromRestoration to Expulsion. The second part of the current study follows the same methodological approach that we illustrated in the first part of this study"Methods of the Characterization of the Arab Element"in which we presented and analyzed several sub-themes related to the main theme, namely the theme of "The Loss of Spain," which was reflected in the historical legendary embodiment of events and personalities. Subsequently, the study highlights the development of the historical dramatic works through the projection on the theme of conquest, which appeared evidently in the theme that dealt with the sub-theme of "Legend of Zourek," passing through "dramatic and tragic works of joint companionship from Goths and Arabs," then this projection finally came to highlight the last theme related to the conquest or "Loss of Spain," under the title "Characterization in Romantic Plots," till the second part that we have in our hands "From Restoration to Expulsion," in which we will continue to analyze its different aspects either in terms of its themes or in terms of its dramatic techniques of characterization, as we apply the same criteria related to the historical sequence: from the Age of Enlightenment till the second half of the twentieth century. Therefore, as we indicated earlier, the aim of writing these historical dramatic works can thus be illustrated through the systematic application of the themes and the historical sequence of the dramatic works that reflect several epochs, in addition to the critical treatment of all its aspects that are characterized by either a stylistic or a technical development in everything related to theatrical characterization. The study of the methods of characterization of the Arab element and its techniques is performed systematically in the current work, by applying the same criteria that we applied in the first part of this study to themes with heroic, enthusiastic or national backgrounds. However, criticism in this second part of the study is directed to the themes that are related to the stage"From Restoration to Expulsion," that affect actually all the elements of drama and the social, political, cultural and ideological factors that fall within its context accordingly. The study, by its intrinsic nature, analyzes primarily the methods or the ways of characterization according to the suggested elements of the study in advance, as it depends firstly on themes that highlight the stage of "Restoration" and ends with other themes that handle"Revolution and Expulsion", which allow usto evaluate their development in dramatic plots and events, and thus, in the embodiment of characters that affect the dramatic structure and the socio-political vision from different angles, reflected in this study in the slow stage of "Restoration till Expulsion" , which is not only limited to theatre in Spain but it also deals with works in the theatre of "novohispano"or the theatre of colonies in the new world. | ||||
| Keywords | ||||
| The Age of Enlightenment; the neoclassical theater; the "novohispano" or "the theater of colonies in the new world"; the romantic trend: the nineteenth century; modernity: the twentieth century; the Arab element; methods of characterization: part II; historical drama; from Restoration to Expulsion: the individual characterization of kings and leaders; the theme of the fall of Granada: the characterization in socio-political issues: Abu Abdullah Al-Sagheer; the fifteenth century: paradoxical characterization; the feminist element: the characterization of heroines; widows; or apostates; Mixed characterization; characterization of themes that deals with "Revolution and Expulsion." | ||||
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