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The Return of the Prodigal Son: Exploring the Meaning and Significance
Libyan cultural history reflects a clear decline in the path of modernization and renaissance. The article describes the rise of conservative forces and the revival of Salafist currents, which have led to the decline of literature, journalism, and poetry. There has also been an increase in populist rhetoric and the dominance of religious and Salafist vocabulary in cultural spaces. Despite efforts to implement modernization projects through education and civil society, the reality shows that the conservative current is the strongest, resulting in the weakening of progressive movements and voices, a decline in modern poetic heritage, and the transformation of poetry evenings into rigid tribal and popular events. This resurgence of Islamic and reactionary terminology has squandered the future and deepened cultural stagnation in Libya.
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