Realism Fantasy in the Literature of the Palestinian Child Symmetry of Word and Meaning in Divan's Poetic Discourse Diwan's “Harf Men Ma'a, Qhessatah Hobben Tawila” by the Poet Adeeb Kamal Ad_Deen, a Comparison Based on the Theory of Joseph Curtis

Heidari, Shahla; Ahmadzadeh Houch, Parviz; Sayadani, Ali; Valizadeh, Hamid

doi:10.22059/jalit.2024.366752.612744

Document Type : Research Paper

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¹ Ph.D. Candidate Department of Arabic Language and Literature, Faculty of Literature and Human Sciences, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, Tabriz. Iran.

² Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University ,Tabriz, Iran.

³ Assistant Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University ,Tabriz, Iran.

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2024.366752.612744

Abstract

The symmetry of pronunciation and meaning is one of the techniques that the Paris school of semiotics addressed, and by Joseph Curtis, a French theorist, in the aspects of illustrating the hidden and inner parts of speech and poetry texts, which make words the way to reach meaning. Therefore, among the reasons for choosing Diwan's «Harf Men Ma'a, Qhessatah Hobben Tawila» by Adeeb Kamal Ad_Deen, an Iraqi letter poet, for Curtis's pronunciation theory, in this research, is the depth of meaning hidden behind his words, which is the texture of his tone. The application of the semiotics of this divan was done by using descriptive analytical approach. which were considered the three divisions presented by Curtis «time, place, and characters», to the topics of poetic discourse and divisions. Pronunciation and pronunciation, and its superficial and deep level should be determined. The results indicated that most of the poems of Adib Kamal Ad_Deen have the combined power of discourse, which can have that deep level of meaning even with the presence of one letter and one or two lines in each part of the poem. Despite the brevity and brevity of the words, full of tenderness and simplicity, in order to reach those depths of meaning and strong meaning, but are full of beautiful interpretations. Also, this research found that the selected verses, as analytical examples, have those advanced attributes that Curtis considered in the vocabulary section, these semantic necessities were revealed during the intersection of the verses

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Realism Fantasy in the Literature of the Palestinian Child Symmetry of Word and Meaning in Divan's Poetic Discourse Diwan's “Harf Men Ma'a, Qhessatah Hobben Tawila” by the Poet Adeeb Kamal Ad_Deen, a Comparison Based on the Theory of Joseph Curtis

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Volume 16, Issue 3 - Serial Number 41
July 2024
Pages 81-103

Realism Fantasy in the Literature of the Palestinian Child Symmetry of Word and Meaning in Divan's Poetic Discourse Diwan's “Harf Men Ma'a, Qhessatah Hobben Tawila” by the Poet Adeeb Kamal Ad_Deen, a Comparison Based on the Theory of Joseph Curtis

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Volume 16, Issue 3 - Serial Number 41July 2024Pages 81-103

Volume 16, Issue 3 - Serial Number 41
July 2024
Pages 81-103