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الصحة والعلوم الشرق الأوسط
Iraqi Intellectuals' Tragic Betrayal
The article discusses the novel "Loudful Betrayals" by writer Ali Hassan Al-Fawaz, which portrays the effects of war and repression on the Iraqi person, especially the intellectual. The novel highlights how narration reshapes reality to reveal its hidden dimensions, challenging concepts of betrayal and morality. It uses storytelling as a means to understand the psychological and physical devastation resulting from wars and oppression. The novel sheds light on the conflicts between the world of freedom, represented by the street, and the rigid spaces of prisons and mental institutions. It explores how characters respond to persecution through various means such as sarcasm, hope, clinging to illusions, and reflection. The novel contemplates how authority destroys the minds and consciences of individuals, while also dissecting the alienation and fear experienced by intellectuals.
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