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Expressionism acquires trans-local intellectual and aesthetic values that have become one of the main influences in contemporary theatre, especially after its maturity following the important changes that the world has witnessed as a result of the wars and crises that have passed and whose impact is still firmly established, and its emergence has caused shocks in visions as well as the means of processing texts and theatrical performances that are established by visual, audio and kinetic systems. Its important motivation is subjective and its implications are objective, including excitement, drawing attention, activating the imagination, and stimulating thinking by moving away from the declarative life cycle. The influence of expressionism was invested in the composition and construction of the components of the theatrical show, which was characterized by intensification and a change in the forms consumed. Theatrical performances involve many secretions of expression on the psychological, social, political, and aesthetic levels.

The study of the demographic characteristics of Basra refinery are considered as an important study because of its important role in the field of economic development of the workforce in that region, through the variation of its demographic characteristics between the departments and people at Basra refinery. The study aimed to follow up this phenomenon according to a geographical vision, as well as to identify the demographic characteristics of the labor force at Basra refinery, based on some methodological measures, including the distribution of a questionnaire to a slice of Basra refinery employees, with a number of (65) forms.
The study reached the following results:
1- The age group (25-29) topped the highest ranks in the male category with (49) cases and a rate of (11.22%) of the total workforce in the refinery.
2- The (Bachelor’s) degree ranked first among the holders of degrees with regard to the educational level of the workforce in Basra refinery, as it recorded (39) cases, with a rate of (60%).
3- The family size (3-4) ranked first with regard to the cases of family size in Basra refinery, with a number of (65) cases, with a rate of (43.1%).The study suggested the following:
1- Improving the standard of living and raising the purchasing power of Basra refinery community by increasing incentive rewards and granting technical, engineering and risk allowances to all workers in the refinery
2- Developing the cultural and social level of the population through the establishment of cultural centers and social clubs, and taking care of the environment surrounding the refinery in terms of establishing gardens, parks, and other amenities and recreation.
3- Solving the problem of housing lack for the refinery workers through the provision of appropriate housing units of moderate cost and its support by the government.