"The Sociological Dimension of the Libyan Novel, Novels: (The Coffin), (The Windmill) and (Nights of Star)" Models

Through this study we tried to detect the Intertextuality between the texts of the Libyan novel and the social structure in which those texts were produced. Then to identify the manifestations of this relationship in those texts and the reflections of society, they refer us to, within their texture. Through which we realize the Intertextuality of the novel as a micro-structure with the social structure, with all its formatting, ideological and cultural dimensions.Hence, the presence of forms and manifestations of the social structure inside the novelist text can be revealed. The space of convergence between writers of same society and what distinguish their writings of special character, which distinguishes them from their peers in other societies, can be recognized. As well, the reflection of the cultural and ideological pluralism in a society can be showed through the polyphony within the novel, which is a reflection of the writer's awareness of that society. In most cases, novel is an expression of an experienced social reality a writer wanted to simulate it one way or another.
All this social, cultural and ideological momentum, with all its dimensions, cannot be felt except through the language of text and its techniques being the material of the story that lies in front of the reader and includes all these dimensions’ disparate momentum.
Those dimensions and manifestations of Intertextuality in the Libyan novel have been realized and monitored through two levels:
- The characters’ speechand their ideological dimensions.
- The verbal methods of characters and their relationships with the social dimension.
Through these two levels we realized the extent of the intellectual, cultural and even the income group diversity between interlocutor personalities, where each intellectual, cultural, social group and economic class has its own linguistic rhetoric and verbal style that fits it and expresses its premises, principles and its hopes and pains.