International Journal of Academic Pedagogical Research (IJAPR)
  Year: 2020 | Volume: 4 | Issue: 3 | Page No.: 33-35
Content analysis, Stylistic and Sad Creative Expression in the Iraqi Short Story .. The Spirit of the Tigris, and Tales from my City as Two Separate Feminist Innovations.
Saad Abdul Zahra Al - Saadi

Abstract:
When a majority of critics and researchers agreed in literary writings, especially on the term modernity, because of the new literary aesthetic contained in these technical literature, and the necessary shifts, in addition to moving and intended linguistic manipulation at the same time; and because it departed from the commonplace when it disappeared or exerted effort in the departure from this, especially fantasy and science fiction, with all this, the realism stories remained authentic and renewed every day with all changes and developments. In this research, or open reading of two groups of the very contemporary Iraqi short story in the writings of women as embody and paint the events she see on the soil of her homeland, we try a critical procedural analysis of what the two writers presented according to a regenerative criticism away from the complexity and philosophical theorization that some tend to, as an artistic summary sheds light on what is under the hand of the critic and the reader together to support an emerging writer who enters the battlefield of writing for the first time as the writer Nour Abbas Al-Khalidi, and the writer Mayada Hamza Al-Husseini when they write in a consistent manner and differ in the title and location of each writer. From this, it was a simplified start to briefly critical analysis the content and a brief definition of sad in their writings.