Love and Hate in a Sample of Palestinian Females Children's Drawings and their Emotional Assimilation
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Emotional assimilation love, hate, children’s drawings, refugees, Al-Arroub Refugee CampAbstract
The study aims to identify emotional Assimilation (love and hate) in a sample of drawings by Palestinian refugee children(female). The sample consisted of 68 pictures drawn by girls, aged 9 and 10, from Al-Arroub Refugee Camp, north of the southern West Bank city of Hebron. Each girl provided two drawings: one representing love and one representing hate. The study used the descriptive approach and the content analysis method. A model was designed for analysis, and its validity and consistency were calculated. The study checked for the emotional assimilation of love and hate in all symbolic expressions, whether they were political, social, natural, national, evaluative or religious according to the elements of the artistic composition: dominance of the element, position of the drawing, motion, method of expression, background of the drawing, the lines, the colors, number of shapes, and type of the shape: human, animal, plant, etc. The results for the detailed elements were discussed in the light of the previous literature and the theoretical framework of the present study, and some recommendations were made.
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