The Sociology of Poetry: The Poems of Qani as an Example

Abstract

This study attempts to analyse the poetry of Qani from a sociological perspective, highlighting the multidimensional relationship between the poet and society. It explores how Qani, one of the most renowned poets, sought to influence social consciousness through his poetry, consistently striving to raise awareness and inspire positive societal transformation. His works reflect a profound sense of responsibility, as he employed poetry as a means of enlightenment, self-reflection, and critique. Readers of his poetry can clearly discern this commitment to social awareness.

The socio-political conditions of his time shaped his poetic vision, making social engagement and collective awareness central themes in his work. Methodologically, this research adopts a historical-analytical approach to examine the intersection between literature and society. The findings underscore that the sociology of poetry investigates the intricate relationship between poetry and social structures, revealing how poetic expression serves as a tool for social awareness across different societal strata. This study concludes that Qani’s poetry was instrumental in conveying messages of social consciousness and transformation.