Research title: Characteristics of cultural Westernization in contemporary Arab composition

Authors

  • Academic degree: M. M. Muhammad Ali Hassan Kazem
  • Supervision: Prof. Bushra Salman Kazem University of Babylon - College of Fine Arts - Department of Art Education - Specialization

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Keywords: features, cultural Westernization, Arab formation

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      This research is concerned with studying (the features of cultural Westernization in contemporary Arab plastic art), and it is divided into four chapters. The first chapter is concerned with the methodological framework of the research, represented by the research problem, which was defined by the following question (What are the most prominent features of cultural Westernization in contemporary Arab plastic art), and the chapter also contains The goal of the research was (to reveal the characteristics of cultural Westernization in contemporary Arab composition).

While the limits of the research were limited to studying the features of cultural Westernization in the reality of contemporary Arab art for the period (2010-2015), which was represented by the works of Arab plastic artists in (Iraq, Egypt, Syria), adopting the analytical approach within an intellectual and aesthetic vision in both its theoretical and procedural aspects. The second chapter contains the theoretical framework and previous studies.

Which included two sections, the first section: cultural Westernization conceptually. The second section was to study approaches to cultural Westernization in contemporary Arab composition, and the second chapter concluded by reviewing the indicators of the theoretical framework to benefit from here in building the research tool, analyzing its sample, and presenting and discussing previous studies.

The third chapter was concerned with research procedures, selecting samples from society as a sample for the research, and determining the method used in the research. The fourth chapter included the research results, conclusions, recommendations and proposals.

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2025-04-30

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