Modernism In the two stories of " Two camps" and " Catch the wind" of the writer Micah Yusuf Berdiche

Authors

  • م. جمعة محسن تركي جامعة بغداد كلية اللغات قسم العبري

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31185/lark.Vol4.Iss35.1342

Abstract

Modernism appeared in Hebrew literature at the beginning of the twentieth century. If we want to determine the history of its development, it will be between the years 1899-1900 in which Micah Yusuf Berdichevsky published his novels, "Two Camps" and "Catch the Wind", which had a far-reaching impact on a generation of young writers. The concept of modernity refers to the cultural response to changes that occurred in Western society after the Industrial Revolution. The definition of modernism in the cultural and historical sense in general is that new artistic and literary methods developed in the decades before the First World War when artists rebelled against the 19th century standards in these regions in an attempt to present what they thought was a more realistic emotional image of what people really thought and felt. Modernism developed at the end of the 19th century and was rooted in the idea that "traditional" forms of art, literature, social organization, and everyday life were obsolete, and there was a need to get rid of these forms and reinvent culture from trade to philosophy. However, the reality of modernism is a more serious intellectual trend than liberalism, secularism and Marxism, and all that humanity has known of the destructive doctrines, which embraces all these doctrinal beliefs. More clearly, it is the new trend that constitutes a complete revolution for all that has been and what is in society. In the sense of social, political, economic, religious and radical change.

Published

2019-09-28

Issue

Section

Hebrew

How to Cite

تركي م. ج. م. (2019). Modernism In the two stories of " Two camps" and " Catch the wind" of the writer Micah Yusuf Berdiche. Lark, 11(5), 334-323. https://doi.org/10.31185/lark.Vol4.Iss35.1342