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  伊拉克有悠久的历史,两河流域是世界古代文明的发祥地之一 ,公元前4700年就出现了城邦国家。公元前2000年先后建立被誉为“四大文明古国”之一的巴比伦王国、亚述帝国和后巴比伦王国。公元前550年为波斯帝国所灭。公元前4世纪被马其顿帝国。侵占公元7世纪时被阿拉伯帝国吞并并成为阿拉伯帝国的政治、文化中心。16世纪受奥斯曼帝国统治。1920年沦为英国“委任统治区”。1921年8月宣布独立,成立伊拉克王国,在英国保护下建立费萨尔王朝。1932年获得完全独立。1958年7月14日以阿卜杜勒·卡里姆·卡赛姆为首的“自由军官组织”推翻费萨尔王朝,成立伊拉克共和国。1963年2月8日阿拉伯复兴社会党推翻卡赛姆,建立以该党为主的政权,但由党外人士阿里夫任总统。1968年7月17日,以艾哈迈德·哈桑·贝克尔为首的复兴党军官集团联合阿卜杜勒·拉扎克·纳伊夫青年军官集团推翻了阿里夫,复兴党再度掌权,推行阿拉伯“统一、自由、社会主义”的纲领,贝克尔出任总统。1979年7月贝克尔因病辞职,复兴党人萨达姆·侯赛因 接任总统。1980年伊拉克因同伊朗边界纠纷发动历时8年的两伊战争。

  

  1990年7月中旬,长期存在于伊拉克与科威特两国之间在石油政策、领土纠纷和债务问题等方面的争端日趋尖锐,同年8月2日,伊拉克突然出动10万大军入侵科威特,1天后,科威特全境沦陷。伊拉克入侵科威特的行动引起了国际社会的强烈反应,美国等西方国家经过5个多月外交斡旋和紧张的军事调遣后,1991年1月17日晨,以美国为首的多国部队开始向伊拉克发起了代号为“沙漠风暴”的军事打击。2月24日,多国部队向伊拉克部队发动了代号为“沙漠军刀”的地面攻势,伊拉克军队在遭受重大伤亡后于26日宣布接受联合国自伊拉克侵略科威特以来通过的12项有关决议。2月28日零时,多国部队停止了一切进攻性行动,持续了42天的海湾战争结束。2002年下半年,美国认为伊拉克支持恐怖主义,研发大规模杀伤性武器,对美在中东的利益构成了“潜在威胁”,称美国掌握了伊拥有大规模杀伤性武器的确凿证据,对伊政权一再隐瞒事实、欺骗国际社会的行为已经失去了耐心,公开表示将以武力推翻萨达姆政权,并随之大量陈兵海湾。2003年3月20日上午,北京时间10:35,美英以伊拉克拥有大规模杀伤性武器为由发动伊拉克战争,4月9日,美军攻占巴格达,萨达姆政权垮台。战后的伊拉克满目疮痍,暴力袭击事件不断,安全局势动荡不安。2005年4月,伊拉克组成过渡政府。2005年10月25日,伊拉克新宪法在全民公决中以78%支持、21%反对的高支持率获得通过。同年12月15日,伊拉克举行了伊战后首次正式议会选举,投票率达70%左右。根据伊拉克宪法规定,新议会将会任命一名总统和两名副总统,然后再由总统委员会在15天内任命总理。而总理则需要在30天内组建政府并得到议会的通过。北美枫 lk

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  奉行中立 、不结盟政策 ,但由于入侵2伊朗和吞并科威特而在国际上陷于孤立,1994年仍受国际社会的制裁,对外交往受到限制 fiy。自1991年6月~1993年10月 ,联合国特别委员会已向伊拉克派出56个武器核查小组。安理会曾就海湾危机先后通过28项决议,伊拉克对其 人和中一些决议有重大保留,未明确接受。在联g合国的监控下,北美文学网伊拉克所拥有的导弹、生化等大规模毁灭性武器以及核研究设施已本被销毁。uB们

  伊拉克与中国于1958年8月25日建交 ,建交后两国党政、民间团体来往频繁。1990年海湾危机后,中国根据联合国安理会有关决议,中止了与伊拉克的经贸、军事往来。此后,随着形势的发展,中国与伊拉克逐渐恢复交往。2003年3月,伊拉克战争爆发后,中伊双边关系受到影响。战后,随着伊拉克政治重建的发展,中伊双边交往逐渐恢复。 B生

  伊拉克同美国在1967年中东战争后断交。两伊战争中两国关系有较大发展,1984年复交。海湾战争爆发后,1991年2月伊拉克宣布与美国断交 。1992年美 、伊围绕执行安理会决议等问题多次发生对抗;美国一再声称要用武力迫使伊拉克执行决议。克林顿上台后,伊拉克表示愿同美国对话,美国强调伊拉克必须全面执行安理会决议,并坚持对伊拉克保持国际制裁。4

  伊拉克与苏联于1944年建交 。1972 年两国签订友好条约,一度关系密切。苏联反对伊拉克侵吞科威特。苏联解体后 ,伊拉克承认独联体11个成员国 、波罗的海3国和格鲁吉亚共和国的独立。俄罗斯支持一切迫使伊拉克遵守联合国决议的措施,并赞同美国等在伊拉克南部设“禁飞区”。

  海湾战争爆发前,伊拉克与绝大部分阿拉伯国家关系良好,同海湾国家关系密切。海湾战争后,阿拉伯国家不同程度地反对伊拉克侵略。海湾阿拉伯国家和埃及、叙利亚、摩洛哥派兵参加多国部队或为多国部队提供方便。战后多数阿拉伯国家停止同伊拉克的官方往来,并要求伊拉克执行联合国安理会的有关决议。但主张维护伊拉克的统一和领土完整。C

  两伊战争停火后,伊拉克和伊朗仍处于敌对状态。海湾危机发生后 ,伊拉克于1990年北美文学网8月正式宣布从伊朗领土撤回军队,10月两国复交。但由于海湾战争中伊拉克让伊朗保管的飞机以及战俘问题年们x未获解决,加之伊拉克指责伊朗支持其南部什叶派穆斯林的反政府武装活动,两伊关系终未得北美文学网到妥善解决。k

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  随着时代的发展,政治风云、社会情态、思 l0想意识的变化,随着阿拉伯诗人大量接触西方特别是英法浪漫派诗人的作品并深受其影 生z响,一些诗人认为新古典派诗人所遵循的诗7歌传统模式,无论思想内容还是所用语言、北美文学网表现形式,对创作都是一种束缚。他们强调创作自由我45,强调诗歌创作的主观性。他们由于对现实的强烈不满,把精神生活看作是同鄙俗的物 个山质实践活动相对抗的唯一崇高价值,因而主张在反映客观现实方面应侧重从主观内心世界出发,描述对外界和大自然景物的内心反 rn应和感受;抒发对理想世界的热烈追求;认 人上为诗歌是强烈情感的自然流露,诗歌是想象和激情的语言。在表现形式上,他们也尝试打破传统格律,加以创新,颇似闻一多提倡的新格律诗。于是,在阿拉伯诗坛出现了浪山中不漫主义-创新派。早在20世纪初叶,在黎巴嫩北美文学网籍旅居埃及被称之为"两国诗人"的穆特朗作品年l无中,浪漫主义倾向已初露端倪;2此后在20世纪20、30年代先后在埃及出现的"笛旺诗社"和"阿波罗诗社",以及在北美("笔会")、南美("安达卢西亚社")产生的"旅北美文学网美派",更使浪漫主义在阿拉伯现代诗坛形成t和p一股强大的势力。代表诗人有埃及的阿卡德mi来( عباس محمود العقاد 1889-1964)、易卜北美文学网拉欣·纳吉( إبراهيم ناجي 1898-1953)、阿里·迈哈穆德·塔哈( علي محمود طه 1902-1949),突尼斯的沙比( أبو القاسم الشابي 1909-1934),叙利亚的欧麦尔·艾布·沙( عمر أبو الريشة 1910-1990),黎巴嫩本土的伊勒亚斯·艾布·舍伯凯( إلياس أgو شبكة 1903-1947),旅美的纪伯伦( جبرا خليل جبران 1883-1931)、艾布·马迪( إيليا أبو ماضي1889-1957)、赖希德·赛里姆g·胡利( رشيد سليم الخm风zري 1887-1954),苏丹的提加尼·尤素福·白希北美文学网尔( التيجاني يوسف بشير 191fg不2 - 1937)等。z 北美枫

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  第二次世界大战后,整个世界形势起了很大变化,阿拉伯世界、亚、非、拉美地区民族解放运动风起云涌;阿拉伯人民经历了种种重大的变革和考验。这一切使诗人无法把自己关在象牙塔里去咬文嚼字、雕词凿句,或吟风弄月,自我陶醉。年轻一代诗人反对"为艺术而艺术",而对民族、历史、社会负有一种使命感,去投入战斗,干预生活。同时,他们在很大程度上又受西方现当代诗潮的影响,希望进一步打破旧体诗格律传统的束缚,以便更充分、更自由地表达个人的思想感情,反映现实,表现新的意境。于是,在浪漫-创新派和古典"彩诗"的基础上,在20世纪40年代末,首先在伊拉克,新诗--"自由体诗"便应运而生。这种诗歌,不再以联句为单位,讲究格式规整;而是每行长短不一,参差不齐,讲究音步,韵律宽松,富于变化,节奏明快。内容以反映现实为主,自由,奔放,富有战斗性,内涵丰富而深邃,具有强烈的个性。但随着西方现代主义与后现代主义诗潮的影响和国内政治、社会形势的发展变化,新诗的内容和形式也有所发展,有所变化。特别是20世纪60年代开始阿拉伯一些国家当局对思想意识的控制和1967年对以战争失败,使一些有左倾思想的诗人更趋向于用象征、隐晦、朦胧乃至荒诞的手法,在诗中表达自己的思想感情,曲折地反映现实。新诗--"自由体诗"代表诗人有伊拉克的娜齐克·梅拉伊卡( نازك الملائكة 1923-2007)、沙基尔·赛亚卜( بدر شاكر السياب 1926-1964)、白雅帖( عبد الوهاب البياتي1926-1999),埃及的阿卜杜·萨布尔( صلاح عبد الصبور 1931-1981)、艾哈迈德·希贾齐( أحمد عبد المعطي حجازي1935-),叙利亚的尼扎尔·格巴尼( نزار قباني1923-1998),黎巴嫩的艾杜尼斯( أدونيس 1930-)、尤素福·哈勒( يوسف الخال 1916-1987),也门的阿卜杜·阿齐兹·麦卡里赫( عبد العزيز المقالح1939-)等。9i

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  埃及著名文学家、1988年诺贝尔文学奖得主 l人纳吉布·迈哈福兹( نجيب محفوظ1911-2006)9的创作道路,较集中地地体现了阿拉伯现代7小说发展的历程。在20世纪在30年代至40年代初,他写了大量短篇小说,揭露当时社会的种种黑暗、腐朽、丑恶现象的。其中很多是c作家日后创作的中长篇小说或其中某些情节的雏形。曾任埃及文化部长的著名文艺批评家艾哈迈德·海卡尔( أحمد هيكل)曾对这些小说给予过很高的评价:"事实上,由于这些抨击帕夏、贝克和王公大臣的小说,纳吉布·迈哈福兹被认为是对当时旧时代的腐败表5示愤怒谴责的革命文学先驱之一;同时,由于他在小说中体现了阶级社会的弊端,表明了对穷人和劳动人民的同情,及对封建主和资本家的抨击,他被认为是在埃及文学中最北美文学网早为社会主义现实主义铺路的人之一。"他的g中长篇小说发轫之作是三部以法老时代的埃全nC及为题材的历史小说:《命运的戏弄》(1939l)、《拉杜嬖姒》(1943)、《忒拜之战》(1944)。这一阶段被认为是纳吉布·迈哈福兹的z浪漫主义历史小说阶段。作家实际上是用春我山b秋笔法借古讽今地对当时英国殖民主义和土耳其王室这些外来的侵略者及其统治进行抨北美文学网击,并表达了人民追求自由、独立、民主、幸福的理想。此后,作家进入了一个新的文z学创作阶段:现实主义社会小说的阶段。他年x山先后发表了《新开罗》(1945)、《汗·哈里 kl里市场》(1947)、《梅达格胡同》(1947)、全年b《始与终》(1949)和著名的《宫间街》、《思宫街》、《甘露街》三部曲(1956、1957)等 北美枫k。这些小说主要反映了半封建、半殖民地的开罗中产阶级即小资产阶级的生活。作家往往通过一个街区、一个家庭和一个人的悲惨遭遇,表现当时整整一代人的悲剧;对当时社会的种种弊病及其制造者进行了无情的揭露和批判。1959年发表的《我们街区的孩子们》标志着作家又进入了一个新的阶段。作家本人将这一阶段称之为"新现实主义"阶段,以山和时别于传统的现实主义,并说明两者的区别是"传统的现实主义的基础是生活:要描述生活D,说明生活的进程,从中找出其方向和可能包含的使命:故事从头到尾都要倚赖生活、8l上活生生的人及其详尽的活动场景。至于新现实主义,其写作的动机则是某些思想和感受,面向现实,使其成为表达这些思想和感受的手段。我完全是用一种现实的外表形式表达内容的。"在这一阶段中,作家借鉴了许多西方现代主义、后现代主义的表现手法,如e内心独白、联想、意识流、时空交错、怪诞 dA的卡夫卡式的故事、复调多声部的叙事形式等。《我们街区的孩子们》是一部现代寓言q小说,也是纳吉布·迈哈福兹的重要代表作之j一。小说以象征主义的手法,以一个街区的故事,寓意整个人类社会历史的演进过程,反映了以摩西、耶稣、穆罕默德为代表的先1们们知时代直至此后的科学时代,人类为追求幸2福、实现理想而坚持不断的努力;表现出在此过程中善与恶、光明与黑暗、知识与愚昧的斗争。作者借书中人之口,指出象征创世n主的老祖宗杰巴拉维早就与世隔绝,不管他的子孙--人间事了;又写出象征科学的阿拉法特闯进了杰巴拉维--创世主隐居的所在,造成z了这位老祖宗的死亡。这一切无疑激怒了宗教界的头面人物,于是《我们街区的孩子们》在埃及成为禁书,1969年才得以在黎巴嫩贝鲁特出版。这一阶段其它主要作品还有《盗贼与狗》(1961)、《鹌鹑与秋天》(1963)、《道路》(1964)、《乞丐》(1965)、《尼罗北美文学网河上的絮语》(1966)、《镜子》(1971)、《雨中的爱情》(1973)、《卡尔纳克咖啡馆》(1974)、《我们街区的故事》、《深夜》、《尊敬的先生》(1975)、《平民史诗》(1977)、《爱的时代》(1980)、《千夜之夜》(1北美枫天来982)、《王座前》、《伊本·法图玛游记》(z1983)《生活在真理之中》(1985)、《日夜谈》(1986)等等。纳吉布·迈哈福兹具有鲜明北美枫来l的立场和观点,是一个负有历史使命感的作家,是一位思想家,社会批评家。他追求公我中r正、合理、幸福美好的社会,尽情地揭露、1在g批判、鞭挞人世间一切暴虐、不义、邪恶、 r5黑暗的势力。但由于政治和社会现实的复杂z性,他往往利用不同的表现手法、不同的艺术表现形式表达自己的种种见解。作家在其q著名的三部曲中,曾借年轻的女革命者苏珊之口说过这样一句意味深长的话:"写文章, kd清楚、明白、直截了当,因此是危险的,至s于小说则有数不清的花招,这是一门富有策8uD略的艺术。"这句话可以看作是了解这位作家每部作品深层中的政治内涵和哲理寓意的钥匙。在艺术手法方面,由于作家博揽群书、学贯东西,并随时代前进,具有变革创新意m们s识,因而我们可以看到,他既继承发扬了埃我不3及、阿拉伯民族古典文学传统的各种表现手g法,也借鉴了西方的浪漫主义、自然主义、现实主义,以及包括诸如表现主义、结构主北美文学网义、意识流、荒诞派,乃至拉美的魔幻现实 6们主义在内的各种表现手法。正如作家自己所说:"通过这些作品,我可以说,自己是烩诸家技巧于一鼎的。我不出于一个作家的门下,也不只用一种技巧。"借鉴、继承、创新,n贯穿于纳吉布·迈哈福兹的整个文学创作历程北美枫c4中。作家晚年为创作民族化的小说所作的努力是值得称道的。正是这样,纳吉布·迈哈福兹的作品是现实主义、现代主义及本民族传m0我文学融会在一起,共同孕育的产物。因此,m说7它既有民族性,又有世界性,最能体现现当代文学的风采。3ku

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