Ecofeminist Representation in Poetry of Lebanese poet Nariman Alloush

Ecofeminism is regarded as a new approach to critique, especially to women's literary studies, but has not yet managed to attract the attention of critics. Although a long time had come from the introduction of biomedical theory to feminist research, it nevertheless managed to consolidate and strengthen its foundations, between dissidents and advocates, by naming it "ecofeminism." The term embraced both the flow of feminism and ecosystem, and called for the common connection and the unity of women and nature with the patriarchal society. Therefore, the reflection of this new flow was reflected in the literary achievements of the poets, and among these poets one can refer to the Lebanese poet Nariman Alloush. Via a descriptive-analytical approach and based on poetic findings, the present research attempts to address the emerging branches of feminist literature and attempts to highlight the aspects shared by woman and nature through the examination of feminine writing, and thus the ideology that the poet sought to display for the audience. The study also is to examine the poet's feedback to both the earth and aura and fauna, in both positive and negative perspectives,in the form of expressive axes of ecofeminism. In the end, some findings were obtained summarily as follows:Nariman's poetry has a new footprint indicating ecofeminism. Moreover, the poet's feedbacks to the earth,with the aim of pursuing two similar issues, such as feminism and the ecosystem and then joining nature-centered ecologists,are more highlighted in such a way that some of her Qasidas reflect revolutionary cries.