A comparison between Kurdish political literature to the beginnings of Kurdish journalism's emergence with the political literature of neighboring nations

Abstract

This research is an evaluation, definition and analysis of political literature (poetry and prose) in terms of history with examples. The emergence of this literature in the countries and the national liberation struggle, as well as the history of its emergence as an independent literary genre among the Kurds and how it spread in the works of poets and writers, especially in the pages of newspapers and magazines, and determining the factors that prevented the Kurds from transmitting their political messages outside Kurdistan. Most of these works have remained in Kurdish societies and have encouraged and developed national feelings.  It is clear that the nervousness and selfishness of the occupied peoples and the religious differences led to the dominance of the political literature of the occupiers. In this study, these factors are addressed with examples.