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Rameez Mini Project
Rameez Mini Project
Rameez Mini Project
It is a novel based on real life events.The novel depicts the life of Najeeb Muhammed, an Indian
emigrant going missing in Saudi Arabia. Najeeb’s dream was to work in the Persian Gulf states
and earn enough money to send back home. But, he achieves his dream only to be propelled by a
series of incidents into a slavelike existence herding goats in the middle of the Saudi desert. In
the end, Najeeb contrives a hazardous scheme to escape his desert prison. The novel has now
been made into a movie and the first teaser is out. Exiles survive in the world of exile,
overcoming all the desires and other notions of any expatriate, their helpless conditions, hunger
and other things.And they live there without informing us of their troubles and other difficulties.
Similarly we can compare other people with it. Everyone has their own dreams and realities.
Everyone who is there today has a great feeling when they hear about the world of exile. He
alone knows his sufferings. Such difficult things are told through this novel.
Today the more invasive black humour, attacked by many, is called healthy by
those Who argue for it. To the inquiring, disrespect, or denial of moral principles, to the unreason
or Bareness or vice that we see in life, there are three common reactions: distrustful reception
Revolution or abandonment and amusement.The terrors one see cannot be liberated by
acceptance, or mitigated by desolation; but they can be Confronted, perhaps can be overpowered,
by laughter.
Thus through black humour people laugh at those things that threaten us, and by Laughter
mount above those threatening events. Black humour brings laughter into situationsWhere
people usually turn to tears. This could be the motive why Walter Kerr commented About black
humour as.
This dissertation focuses on tracing out the identity crisis faced by the protagonist
Najeeb, in the novel Goat Days by Benyamin. The dissertation has looked upon almost all the
Instances that had led to his identity crisis in some way or the other. While working on this
Paper, there a doubt aroused that whether such a thing like dressing or cleanliness can cause an
Identity crisis. But it is proven that even these factors can lead to the development of identity
Crisis in a person.Identity crisis is one of the major problems that everyone faces at some stage
of life. It Varies from person to person depending on the context and situation in which a person
is placed. In the novel that is taken for consideration for this research, the protagonist faces
identity crisis In his traumatic condition.Najeeb is unclear about his own capabilities, future
objectives, and strength and power to Control one‟s own destiny and future, and there arises
identity confusion in him. Najeeb‟sIdentity confusion is clear throughout the novel.
By examining identity confusion in Najeeb, this Paper tried to prove his identity
crisis as well.Another objective of the dissertation was to trace out the technique of Black
Humour that Is prevalent in the novel as in the scene of Najeeb trying to enter into the police
station. This Dissertation has attempted to prove this point by examining and applying certain
features and Some theories related to black humour and achieved the goal in doing so.One of the
major findings in this paper is the problem of identity crisis faced by Najeeb During his life in
masara as explained in Goat Days. The research has gone through various Factors including
those mentioned above to reach the objectives presented in the paper.When it comes to the Arab
world, today’s society is very curious. In Arab countries, there is also a desire that all those who
work have cash. When we look at the character of Najeeb, we see a life style of suffering,
hardship and hunger. Every expatriate supports his family without informing about his own
hardships. Goat Days novel In this we can see all of the sadness, forgiveness, there past problems
and survival. It also shows that we can live in any situation. And we can understand that every
job has its own dignity
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