The death and personality transformations In the novels of Mohsen Al-Ramli

Abstract

     The personality is one of the most important narrative structures in novels and stories, as it is the actor who undertakes the task of moving events, whether at the level of action, movement, or at the level of psychological and emotional experience. within the text.

Among those narrative details that scholars and critics tried to point out is the issue of the transformations practiced by the text on the characters through events and their development. We find that they transform from one situation to another according to the circumstances presented by the novelistic experience. It is formal at the level of features and qualities. However, it must be shared by a chief matter, which is the structural activity that must find its resonance within the narrative event.

In the novels of Muhsin al-Ramli, the expatriate Iraqi writer, and in his six novels, which we will study here, (death) will be the agent of the central transformation that casts a shadow over the events and on the characters in particular, to direct them however he wants according to the contexts of the novel, and we find it occupies the position of the most important influence in it.

  The study is entitled (Death and personality transformations in the novels of Mohsen al-Ramli), and it came in consideration of the presence of active death in these novels, as it is the most prominent and most capable of giving characters the energy of change within the text, negatively or positively, knowing that this negative and positive is not linked to failure, success and private employment. By death technically, but by the experiences offered by novels.

   Death has practiced important transformations in these novels that are linked to the core of the narrative event, as we will see during the analysis of the texts, despite the diversity in events, environments, and characters.

   The study tried to indicate this aesthetic structure and artistic value of the novels of the writer Al-Ramli, which revealed the vitality of his writing, as well as the effectiveness of construction and formation.