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Patterns In Contemporary Arabic Poetry: Muhammad Al-thubaiti As A Model (2)

Auteurs : Dahami Yahya .

Résumé

This study adopts a methodology that combines descriptive, critical, and analytical approaches to explore the aesthetic aspects of the poem "Hail to the Lord of the Desert" and its surrounding cultural patterns. This methodology sheds light on the reality and position of both the poet and the poem within the context of Saudi Arabian poetry. "Hail to the Lord of the Desert" is considered one of the most widespread forms of Saudi poetry. The presence of the Saudi poet Muhammad Al-Thubaiti in the twentieth century is evident in the poetry of that era. The study focuses on the influential patterns that shape the text and the semantic interpretations and potential patterns it may contain. These contexts are closely linked to the literary, cultural, and social environment in which Al-Thubaiti was involved. The study also examines the currents of his poetic experience, which contribute to guiding the creative process and integrating it with cultural patterns, thus shaping it in a distinctive way. This experience plays a role in shaping the poetic creative process. The study's methodology relies on three different approaches: description, criticism, and analysis. These approaches, taken together, integrate literary and cultural patterns with poetic analysis that focuses on form and content.

Mots clés

cultural patterns in poetry, lord of the desert, the concept of patterns, the emotional pattern, the mask pattern, the epic pattern, the implicit pattern