Tikrit University

THE FAMILIAR PLACE AND THE HOSTILE PLACE IN ANAM KACHAJI'S NOVELS

Document Type : Original Article

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Tikrit University/ College of Education for Women

10.25130/Lang.8.12.2.6
Abstract
This research, which is titled (( The familiar place and the hostile place in the novels of Anam Kachaji )) contains. An introduction to the places mentioned in the four novels, which is divided into two parts: a familiar place to which the character belongs in heart and conscience. It is the family home, the ancestral home, and the country is the home of memories. As for the hostile place, it is the homeland and the country as well, but after it became a forest of monsters and its cities became ghost cities due to wars, sieges and other things, not to mention the countries of the diaspora, which France topped. Perhaps the reason for this is that the novelist resides there. Through her novels, Anam Kachaji changed our view of the concept of familiar place, and hostile place. The country of emigration may be the place of safety and our favorite place, after the family home and the city. to which we belong became the hostile place in which we were stripped of all reassurance and comfort.

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