Humanization in (The Complete Works of Riyad Al-Saleh Al-Hussein 1954-1982)

Abstract

The research is based on humanization in the complete works of the poet Riyad Al-Saleh Al-Hussein. Humanization is to give specific human qualities to places, animals, things, and natural phenomena, as if they are created as human beings.  The humanization in Riyad's poems moves, feels, and expresses the poet's inner beings. It may be harsh sometimes according to the situation in which it was placed. The research was based on a foundation, two axes, and a conclusion. The first axis revealed humanization linguistically, terminologically, and the intersection of the term. As for the second axis, we discussed poetic examples in which humanization was mentioned in the poems: (smoke, fabrics, bows, and lighters for men, happy people, humanizing “S,” a tango dance under a narrow roof, the window and the sidewalk, Nicaragua...Nicaragua, pirates, days, explosions, The Warrior's Room). Humanization came from a human vision that the poet gave to things. It went from static to dynamism In addition to its coexistence and the rest of the vocabulary, images, and structures that constitute it.