Family Disintegration In Contemporary Iraqi Theatrical Texts (The Play "Family Honor" As A Model)

Authors

  • Miead Abboud Mani
  • Prof.Dr. Hammed Ali Hassoun Al-Zubeidi

Keywords:

Keywords: Family disintegration, Iraqi theater, contemporary theatrical text, family honor, social phenomena, Iraqi drama.

Abstract

Abstract:

​The most important disruption in the social structure of contemporary societies is the psychological and behavioral impact it has on the family. This phenomenon has been reflected in the discourse that shows a mirror of formation and its transformations, as the separation of the family is a major theme for the theater to highlight human relationships and their breakdown, characters inside and outside the family. Hence lies its impact on the recognized society on the following question: How was the phenomenon embodied in contemporary theatrical texts? The aim of the research is to identify the phenomenon of family disintegration in contemporary theatrical texts. The importance of the research and the need for it were documented, and the limit of the work was established to (2019 AD), after the (Iraq) aspect, while the topic came in the study of the topic of family disintegration in contemporary Iraqi theatrical texts. As for the first chapter, it is by defining the basic names in the title. The operational definition of family disintegration is: "a set of manifestations that confirm the state of split and lack of cohesion among family members, leading to the abandonment by all or most family members of their assigned roles that are essential for supporting family stability." The research reached a set of results, the most important of which was: that the diverse set of images appeared from Photoshop, the Arab tried to use viewpoints of social diagnostic diversity, while it presented similarly in: that it varied from the analysis of creative research to that the Arab theater did not highlight the disruption due to an internal defect that pertains to the family alone, and that the Arab theater shows the Arab family not due to a structural defect.

Published

2026-07-01