EXPLORING THE IDEAS OF IDENTITY IN ARABIC LITERATURE: THE INTERPLAY OF TRADITION AND TRANSFORMATION

Abstract

This article examines the evolution of identity concepts in Arabic literature through the dynamics of tradition and transformation. It delves into how identity, traditionally rooted in religious and ethnic elements, is reinterpreted within modern social and cultural contexts. By analyzing the historical progression of Arabic literature, the article highlights the portrayal of individual, national, regional, and religious identities across different periods. It also explores how globalization and modern technologies are reshaping the boundaries of identity. The study is dedicated to uncovering the various manifestations of identity in literary works, showcasing the continuous interplay between tradition and contemporary influences.