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Undermining the narrow critical approaches which neglect the potential intersection between modernism and post-colonialism, this paper, in other words, explores the attempt of post-colonial Arab writers, led by the Iraqi poet Abdul-Wahhab Al-Bayati , to engage Western modernist heritage in order to articulate domestic narratives integral to the geopolitics of the Arab region in the postcolonial era . Throughout textual apprenticeship, assimilated from Western literature and culture, they combine modernism and post-colonialism into a nexus incorporating Western techniques while emphasizing variants and displacements between their nationalist perspective and that of their Western forebears. Convinced of the role played by the West in the shaping of modern Arabic cultural traditions, Al-Bayati reconstructs colonial modernism as a narrative of liberation transforming Western modernist strategies into a revolutionary construct to confront internal oppression and external hegemony. Through trans-cultural entanglements and textual appropriations of Western narratives, Al-Bayati provides diversity and insight into postcolonial Arabic poetry intensifying the awareness of other traditions and reconstructing his own heritage.

Contextualizing Colonial Strategies in Modernist Arabic Poetics: Rethinking Colonial Politics in Post WWII Arabic Poetry