The sociological content of the novel The Last Lines

Authors

  • Waleed.al-kareem.inj@atu.edu.iq PhD student at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Department of Arabic Language
  • Ahmad Reza Heidarian Ferdowsi University of Mashhad – Faculty of Arts and Humanities – Department of Arabic Language and Literature – Iran
  • Maysaa Salah Wadi Al-Salami University of Kufa, College of Basic Education, Iraq

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66026/2sfr4c42

Keywords:

sociological, social novel, last lines, Wrong habits.

Abstract

The connection of the novel with society makes it have a specific nature of the events taking place in society in response to the people active in it. It also expresses a truthful and accurate expression of the reality of human conflict, and reveals its truth according to the writer’s point of view, as the novelistic experience revealed a diversity of narrative styles. The novel is the method. The only one in which social reality can be expressed and embodied; Because it lists precise details about living reality.

The novel (The Last Lines) depicted the social customs that spread in Iraqi society and took root in it, and everything that surrounds the character and affects his actions and behaviors, as it dealt with issues and problems that exist and are widespread in Iraqi society, such as: issues of marriage, treatment between spouses, childbearing, and advice that can It is presented to them to reduce the problems they face in their marital life, as well as issues of elections, wars, etc. The novel is socially accurate because of the social aspects it presents and images that reveal special relationships linking a group of groups, as the novelist presented to us social images in their finest details to reveal society through them. In which a group of problems prevailed that became social diseases that spread throughout the prevailing Iraqi society at that time.

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Published

2025-11-17