هەژموونی دابونەریتە کۆمەڵایەتییەکان لە شیعرە پەندئامێزەکانی "پیرەمێرد"دا بەپێی بنەماکانی ڕەخنەی کولتووری

Abstract

Abstract:

Cultural criticism of literary texts, much like any other form of critical analysis, operates within the context of the culture that produced it. This approach goes beyond simply analyzing the text itself (its language, style, rhetoric and aesthetics) to explore how the cultural values and beliefs embedded within the text reflect and shape the society that gave rise to it. Social customs and traditions, like any other powerful cultural force, significantly shape how people behave within a society. Individuals often feel compelled to conform to these deeply ingrained norms.

Violating such certain deeply held traditions can have severe, even life-threatening consequences within some tribal communities. Kurdish society, like many other cultures in the East, has a rich tapestry of customs and traditions deeply woven into everyday life. These cultural influences are also evident in Kurdish literature and literary texts.

This research, titled 'The Dominance of Social Customs and Traditions in the Proverbial Poems of Piramird: A Cultural Criticism Approach,' employs a blended theoretical and empirical methodology. The study commences with an exploration of the foundational tenets of cultural criticism. Subsequently, it delves into the application of these principles within the specific context of Piramird's proverbial poetry. Finally, the research concludes with a practical demonstration of cultural criticism through an in-depth analysis of the selected poems.