شعر الشعراء من غير العرب وحدة النُسغِ ...واختلاف النسجِ The Poetry of Non-Arab poets | ||
| سياقات اللغة والدراسات البينية | ||
| Volume 2, Issue 2, December 2017, Pages 150-178 PDF (599.82 K) | ||
| Document Type: المقالة الأصلية | ||
| DOI: 10.21608/siaqat.2017.203462 | ||
| Author | ||
| Mariam Mahmoud Mohamed Hosny | ||
| Assistant Professor of Modern Arabic literature Faculty of Education, Alexandria University Egypt | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The study seeks to explore the impact of Regional Division on Artistic Division in Poetry of non- Arab poets, taking into account the different influence of reality and its degree in cases of proximity and remoteness from the sources of Arabic and its original environments. The study then traced the differences between the non-Arab poets through two research angles, namely: 1. The regional vision of the place and its impact on the shaping of literary work, which in turn is in two points: the reciprocal influence and impact relationships between the place and its members, and the other: relationships of influence and vulnerability between environments and each other. 2. The relationship between time and spatial environmental effects and artistic values, where the study is concerned with the impact of cultural changes civilization in the territories is based on the dominant moral trend, as well as the relationship between the social situation of the Territory and the production of its poets. The study objectively found the value of unity in the presence of diversity, as there were common similarities between the non- Arab poets writing in Arabic and who belonged to different environments. The most prominent of which is the literary or religious Arab heritage, that the study used to explain the non-Arab poets' preference of the bio- trend than other literary trends and the time period specified in the poetic dictionary. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Al-babtain poetic Dictionary - the Non-Arab poets - the Regional theory - the relationship of juxtaposition - relationship of coexistence; the tradition - literary heritage - religious heritage - the biotrend | ||
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