Arabic Language and Identity: Representations of Pan-Arab Consciousness in Modern Arabic Poetry

Abstract

he study highlights the Arabic language's role in shaping pan-Arab consciousness, tracing its representations in modern Arabic poetry.

It employs a theoretical-applied analytical methodology, reviewing nationalist thinkers' views and manifestations in poetry by Hafiz Ibrahim, al-Shawqi, al-Barudi, and al-Yaziji.

Central questions address language's contribution to national identity formation and intellectual trends between Arab unity and regional nationalisms.

It also emphasizes poetry's role in glorifying language as a symbol of unity and renaissance.