مفدي زكريا بين الالتزام الثوري ودواعي الفن

Résumé

There is no doubt that Mufdi Zakaria, the undisputed poet of the revolution, lived its events and was stung by the flames of its fire, as he lost the most precious thing that a person possesses in this life. You have taken away his freedom. Colonialism tried to obliterate his identity, eradicate his personality, erase his history, and separate him from his roots to which he belongs. Together, these factors made him a rebellious person, carrying the burdens of his cause. The feelings of the revolution on the one hand, and the motives of art on the other hand disputed him, as he is a human and a poet at the same time. Our goal in this research paper is to identify his concept of commitment, its nature, and what is the poet's relationship to the revolution? Was harmony achieved between the revolutionary commitment, and the extent of his poetic response to it? . To what extent is this harmony achieved? What are its manifestations?