Psychological Defeat in The Marginalized Poetry: Saheem Abd Bani Al-Has’haas, As a Choice

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Psychological defeatism pervades the poetry of Abd Suhaim Abd Bani Al-Hashas, showcasing an inner sense of weakness and self-abasement.
The study analyzes features of Al-Hashas's work through psychoanalytic approaches and highlights the emotional dynamics.
The poetry reflects the struggles of the enslaved class in pre-Islamic society, demonstrating invisibility of marginalized voices.
This approach uncovers deep emotional factors that influence Al-Hashas’s poetic discourse, revealing complex narratives.

Abstract

This research addresses the phenomenon of psychological defeatism in the poetry of the poet Abd Suhaim Abd Bani Al-Hashas, describing him as a marginalized poetic voice that reflects the reality of the enslaved class in pre-Islamic society. The research approaches the psychological dimensions that reveal an inner sense of weakness, brokenness, and self-abasement—features evident in Suhaim's poetry. This research seeks to read his poetry in light of psychoanalytic approaches and defeatist behavior, to uncover the deep emotional dynamics that drive his poetic discourse.

Psychological Defeat in The Marginalized Poetry: Saheem Abd Bani Al-Has’haas, As a Choice

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