First: the new (realist) school and the conditions that led to it
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01First: the new (realist) school and the conditions that led to it
TheRomantic direction stayed dominant in Arabic poetry between the two world wars (the First 1914–1918 and the Second 1939–1945) — among the poets ofal-Diwan, al-Mahjar and Apollo.
Thennew political, social, economic and cultural factorsarose in Arab life whichweakened the poets' pull towards Romanticism and turned them towards realism in varying degrees.
In their first phase the poets of the new poetry still mixed in something of Romanticism, influenced by their predecessors — but theyturned to the public life around them.
Theirs most prominent: Salah Abdel-Sabour, Badr Shakir al-Sayyab, Mohamed Ibrahim Abu Sunna and Farouk Shousha.
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