چکیده:
Herta muller's nostalgic and critical view of his native culture in the novel Animal heart .Herta muller is a Romanian writer who inevitably leaves his homeland to live in Germany during the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu. He manifests his native culture in his works. The novel Animal heart or (Land of Green Tomatoes) is one of the works that Herta müller wrote after his migration and in which he honestly tells the story of his life and Tells his personal experiences. This study, with its library approach and descriptive analytical method, is dedicated to Müller's nostalgic and critical study of his native culture after his migration to Germany in the novel (Animal Heart). The results show that Müller has not left the nostalgia for his homeland after his emigration, and speaks of issues such as the fear of betrayal, oppression, corruption, and the death toll that prevails in his homeland that forces him to emigrate. In this novel, ,
خلاصه ماشینی:
Herta Müller is among the immigrant writers who are forced to leave their homeland out of fear of Ceaușescu’s government, and this change and displacement leaves such an effect on her spirit and mind that the result is writing a book called: Animal Heart or “The Land of Green Tomatoes,” whose nostalgic feeling is its main theme.
Müller is one of the writers whose works are full of nostalgic concepts; Therefore, in this research, an attempt will be made to examine and analyze Herta Müller’s nostalgic and critical look at her native culture and its resulting effects in the novel Animal Heart.
But another important symbol in this book is the animal heart, the animal heart is a symbol of stubbornness, ruthlessness and violence; The narrator describes the heart of the sick dictator, who is the cause of all his and his people’s misfortunes, as follows: “It occurred to me that an invisible man was standing next to the open refrigerator, he was suffering from an illness… I saw his animal heart… That heart belonged only to him; a heart uglier than all the organs of the animals of the world” (74 Review of Nostalgic and Critical Components of Herta Müller to Her Native Culture in the Novel Animal Heart Nostalgia has an important place in the structure of the narration of the novel Animal Heart, and a large part of the mental monologues, associations and fears of the writer, who is the same narrator of the story, are formed based on his sense of nostalgia, which stems from the bitter farewell and migration from his homeland.
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