Iraqi Drama's Cultural Influence
The article discusses the role of Iraqi drama in promoting soft power through the series "My Name is Hassan," which depicts events on a main road in 1982 during the Ba'ath Party's rule. It portrays ideological conflicts between nationalist, Islamic, and leftist currents. The series plays a part in shaping political and social awareness, presenting a variety of perspectives without demonization or glorification, thereby reinforcing a culture of pluralism and reconstructing collective memory. It highlights the ability of drama to serve as a tool for cultural and political influence, beyond the use of coercive methods.
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