The cultural and Political mobility in the Palestinian women literature.

Abstract

Since its inception, literature - in all its forms and colors - has played an influential and active role in the social movement as a whole. It serves as the fuel for sparking change in different societies and disseminating ideas and concepts on various issues. Literature, therefore, embodies one of the tools that contribute to the rooting of the culture of change in societies, by shedding light on the daily issues, and on the current variables in order to emerge predictive future visions of what this will lead to. The Arab literary female writers did not stand neutral, but contributed to disclose the social, political and cultural conditions of its societies. Therefore, its writings represented a revolution against a system of various social, religious and political affiliations. Its writing was like a feminist literary uprising against the constraints of society, which made it a tool of intellectual and societal change. In light of the so-called Arab Spring and the Arab revolutions that led to radical and total changes that affected its structure and various aspects and facilities, it was necessary to pay attention to the culture of change and to monitor the relationship between Arab women's literature and social, cultural, political and sometimes religious movement.