Undermining the Male Centrality in Andalusian Feminist Poetry - A Study in the Light of Radical Environmental Criticism

Abstract

The research seeks to investigate the problem of male centrality and attempts to undermine it in Andalusian feminist poetry through female poets known for their texts that oppose this problem and who worked hard to take their natural place in society.

No one can refute the suffering of women with male authority in Arab societies. This authority trusts in excluding women and turning them into a helpless domestic being, devoid of will, whose tasks fall within the framework of achieving the pleasures of men in bed and food.

The research described the term undermining linguistically and technically it showed how this term was linked to feminism, which tried to champion women and stand against the alienation of other/men from their fate and even their existence. The attempts of Andalusian poets to undermine and undermine the dominant masculinity in the feminine present by revealing its flaws and its tendency to destroy rather than build, an authority distinguished by its tendency towards the language of war, the struggle for power, and the interests of politics, which contributed to what we see today of killing and brutality. The poets also revealed to us the weakening of this authority in the face of the educated, aware woman, which led her to throw accusations at women indiscriminately, without evidence, or to flee from them, or to practice exclusion in other ways.