Kurdish Studies

Narratives Of Disappointment In Contemporary Women’s Writing The Syrian Autobiographical Discourse - A Thematic Approach

Azani Larem

DOI: 10.53555/ks.v12i5.3394

Abstract

The Arab Spring erupted in Arab countries, especially in Syria, where a significant number of citizens, especially women, expressed their support. Following their experiences with the Arab Spring, their narratives shifted from stories of hope to stories of disappointment, articulated within the framework of autobiography. This raises the question: What are the manifestations of narratives of disappointment in contemporary Syrian women’s autobiographical discourse? This paper aims to explore this question through research findings.

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