The effect of popular poetry on mass mobilization during the liberation revolution (the fourth term as a model

Abstract

The genius of popular poetry has succeeded in presenting all the arguments and proofs and all the ingredients that make it an authentic and upscale human poetry. And that is through the effective role that this poetry played in the fourth term during the liberation revolution, in revealing the truth of the French colonizer, which aims to destroy the foundation of Algerian civilization, obliterate the Algerian personality and question its past and present so that it does not have a future. This colonizer who wants to seize our cultural and intellectual wealth just as he seized our lands. only to follow him." The colonizer also sought to destabilize the faith of the Algerian individual and question his capabilities, and this all falls within the scope of the colonial scheme that aims to destroy the Algerian culture. Individuals in the fourth state resorted to popular poetry as a powerful weapon against the colonizer, expressing feelings and feelings that represent their hopes and dreams and translate their ideas into it. And no matter how different their ranks and levels, they turned to him, transmitted it verbally and kept it in their chests, and he was the best instigator for the masses and a supporter of the soldiers of the National Liberation Army to struggle without humiliation