هل بالإمكان إخراج مبدع من خلال التجارب المختبرية التي تُجرى عليه لتحسن موهبته الناقصة، أو المعدومة؟ أنا ميّال إلى تصديق، وصدق المثل الشعبي الشهير: «الديك الفصيح من البيضة يصيح»، أي أنه ليس بحاجة إلى تعليمه الصياح.
إزاء هذه التغريدة، تداخل بعض المعنيين بالشأن الأدبي، بين مؤيد، ومعارض لفحواها، وإن اجتمع الكل على أهمية وجود الموهبة في الأساس، ومن هناك تبدأ مسؤولية المبدع في صقل موهبته، وتثبيت أقدامه في الساحة الثقافية كمبدع حقيقي.. أحد الأصدقاء (من أدباء البلد)، بعث إليَّ برأيه، طالباً عدم ذكر اسمه، ومعللاً أن الساحة لم تصل إلى مرحلة تقبّل النقد. وحاججته بأن عمر الساحة ليس صغيراً أو مراهقاً، فكانت إجابته على طرف لسانه، بل هي في حالة مراهقة كون جل الشباب يكتبون ولم يصلوا إلى ما وصلنا إليه من حصانة ضد النقد، ولم يصلوا إلى اقتناع بأن لكل إنسان رأياً خاصاً به لا يعمم، ورأيه لا يلغي أحداً.. وكانت رسالة هذا الصديق الأديب جديرة بالوقوف عليها، وتحويلها إلى قضية أدبية في الملاحق الثقافية.
وهذا نص رسالة الصديق الأديب، إذ بدأ بقوله: «وفق ذائقتي أعترف أن مستوى الإبداع الروائي المقدم حالياً متدنٍّ للغاية.
وإن عمّقتُ اعترافي سأجمع الأغنية، والشعر، واللحن في هذا التصنيف، وأرى أن المتسبب في هذا، حدوث فصل، أو قطيعة ما بين ما تم إنتاجه سابقاً، ولاحقاً..
وليس في هذا لوم، وإنما تقرير حالة، والتأكيد أن لكل زمن إبداعه الخاص به، سواء أكان له خصوبة الاكتمال، أو شح أرض (تملّحت)».
وهنا انتهت رسالة صديقنا الأديب، ومطالبته بعدم ذكر اسمه هي حالة نكوص، وتجرّد من المسؤولية الأدبية.
ومع ذلك لنضع سؤالاً كبيراً حملته الرسالة: لماذا لا يتم مناقشة ضعف المنتج الإبداعي؟ وهو سؤال مقيد بالذائقة، واختلافها، ويصبح السؤال الأكثر تحرراً بأن الذائقة تتغير بتغير الزمن وأدواته، وللزمن أناسه الذين يعبّرون عن حياتهم وتجاربهم بما يليق بهم، وليس بما يليق برجال الزمن السابق، وهذه عقدة تنشأ من هذه الجدلية، تؤكد أن الأدب الرفيع يظل رفيعاً بالاستشهاد بأن الأدب الجاد الرفيع ظل عابراً للزمن، خالداً لا ينسى، وهذا الرأي في جدلية الحوار يسقط بالتذكير، أن الأدب الخالد لم يكن في زمن أو فترة زمنية واحدة، فكل فترة تنتج أدبها، ومن يأتي لاحقاً هو من يثبت الرفعة أو الانحطاط.. كل هذه الأسئلة وإجاباتها جديرة بحوارية بين الشباب أنفسهم.
تابع قناة عكاظ على الواتساب
Is it possible to bring out a creative individual through laboratory experiments conducted to improve their lacking or nonexistent talent? I tend to believe so, and I agree with the famous popular saying: "The eloquent rooster crows from the egg," meaning that it does not need to be taught how to crow.
In response to this tweet, some individuals involved in literary matters engaged in a debate, with supporters and opponents of its content, although everyone agreed on the importance of having talent in the first place. From there, the responsibility of the creative individual begins to refine their talent and establish themselves in the cultural arena as a true creator. One of my friends (a writer from the country) sent me his opinion, requesting not to mention his name, justifying that the arena has not yet reached a stage of accepting criticism. I argued that the age of the arena is not small or adolescent, to which he replied that it is indeed in a state of adolescence since most young people are writing and have not reached the level of immunity against criticism that we have achieved, nor have they come to believe that everyone has their own opinion that should not be generalized, and that their opinion does not negate anyone else's. My writer friend's message was worth noting and turning into a literary issue in cultural supplements.
Here is the text of my writer friend's message, as he began by saying: "According to my taste, I admit that the level of the current novelistic creativity is extremely low.
If I deepen my admission, I would combine song, poetry, and melody in this classification, and I see that the cause of this is the occurrence of a separation or disconnection between what was produced previously and what is being produced now.
This is not a blame, but rather a statement of the situation, affirming that each era has its own creativity, whether it has the fertility of completion or the barrenness of a land that has become salty."
Here ended our writer friend's message, and his request not to mention his name is a sign of retreat and a withdrawal from literary responsibility.
Nevertheless, let us pose a significant question raised by the message: Why is the weakness of creative output not discussed? This question is constrained by taste and its differences, and the more liberated question becomes that taste changes with the passage of time and its tools. Each era has its people who express their lives and experiences in a way that befits them, not in a way that befits the men of the previous era. This creates a dilemma arising from this dialectic, affirming that high literature remains high by the testimony that serious and high literature has transcended time, remaining immortal and unforgettable. This opinion in the dialectic of dialogue falls when reminded that immortal literature was not confined to one time or period; each period produces its own literature, and those who come later are the ones who affirm its elevation or decline. All these questions and their answers are worthy of dialogue among the youth themselves.
In response to this tweet, some individuals involved in literary matters engaged in a debate, with supporters and opponents of its content, although everyone agreed on the importance of having talent in the first place. From there, the responsibility of the creative individual begins to refine their talent and establish themselves in the cultural arena as a true creator. One of my friends (a writer from the country) sent me his opinion, requesting not to mention his name, justifying that the arena has not yet reached a stage of accepting criticism. I argued that the age of the arena is not small or adolescent, to which he replied that it is indeed in a state of adolescence since most young people are writing and have not reached the level of immunity against criticism that we have achieved, nor have they come to believe that everyone has their own opinion that should not be generalized, and that their opinion does not negate anyone else's. My writer friend's message was worth noting and turning into a literary issue in cultural supplements.
Here is the text of my writer friend's message, as he began by saying: "According to my taste, I admit that the level of the current novelistic creativity is extremely low.
If I deepen my admission, I would combine song, poetry, and melody in this classification, and I see that the cause of this is the occurrence of a separation or disconnection between what was produced previously and what is being produced now.
This is not a blame, but rather a statement of the situation, affirming that each era has its own creativity, whether it has the fertility of completion or the barrenness of a land that has become salty."
Here ended our writer friend's message, and his request not to mention his name is a sign of retreat and a withdrawal from literary responsibility.
Nevertheless, let us pose a significant question raised by the message: Why is the weakness of creative output not discussed? This question is constrained by taste and its differences, and the more liberated question becomes that taste changes with the passage of time and its tools. Each era has its people who express their lives and experiences in a way that befits them, not in a way that befits the men of the previous era. This creates a dilemma arising from this dialectic, affirming that high literature remains high by the testimony that serious and high literature has transcended time, remaining immortal and unforgettable. This opinion in the dialectic of dialogue falls when reminded that immortal literature was not confined to one time or period; each period produces its own literature, and those who come later are the ones who affirm its elevation or decline. All these questions and their answers are worthy of dialogue among the youth themselves.


