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Religious Texts In The Algerian Novelist Discourse: Their Manifestations And Their Implications, أوريدة عبود
Religious Texts In The Algerian Novelist Discourse: Their Manifestations And Their Implications, أوريدة عبود
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
This article aims to highlight the extent to which the contemporary Algerian novelist discourse can contain the religious text with its cognitive and aesthetic potential. This text contributed to the development of the features of civilization and cultural confrontation. This confrontation, which was the most prominent feature of the struggle throughout the ages and to benefit from its historical load and potential Narratives, as references born in history, and then depend on time and space to remain extended and influential to form an interactive textual intellectual, practicing presence in the texts
The Mental Spaces And The Construction Of Meaning: Metaphor And Metaphor Is A Model, غسان الشمري
The Mental Spaces And The Construction Of Meaning: Metaphor And Metaphor Is A Model, غسان الشمري
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
This research is devoted to one of the most important theories of cognitive significance: the theory of mental spaces, as developed by G. Fauconnier [1984] (1994) and (1997) in particular. It is a theory that language is concerned with the building of meaning directly in context; that is, sentences can not be analyzed in isolation from speech. The semantics, traditionally considered to be concerned with the meaning of sentences in context, can not Separated from pragmatics, which means the contextual sense of sentences, and the building of meaning is context-driven and therefore subject to the information of a particular situation. …
Al-Mushahada Wa Al-Rywaia End Al-Omari, Mysr Al-Shawarah, Raghdah Zboon
Al-Mushahada Wa Al-Rywaia End Al-Omari, Mysr Al-Shawarah, Raghdah Zboon
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
No doubt that the abbasid age had passed and left an immortal heritage of science,literature,art and compilations in several sciences and arts were available,circumstances were prepared for the mamluk age in enlightment of thinking,where artists and(men of letters)exerted efforts in gathering and collecting their heritage,dictating and classifying it,as they collect their its dispersion and conserve its greatnesses;so al omari had secured a side of this heritage and depended in his biographies on numerous and different sources,and took numerous standards for translation starting from the pre islamic age untill his age,sothe time eras had an evident effect in his biographies,also preference …
Problems Of Beginnings Of Rhythm Poetry, Haneen Ma'ali
Problems Of Beginnings Of Rhythm Poetry, Haneen Ma'ali
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
This research deals with the difficulties that faced the rhythmic poetry in its beginning. This is represented in attempts at modern Arabic poetry that led to the rise of rhythm poetry such as Al – Mursal poetry among some poets or blending between poetry verses by Ahmad Zaki Abu shady and others. This led researchers to show interest in the reasons behind the rise of rhythm poetry. This research also sheds light on the problem of pioneering in this poetry and the problem of naming or labeling as a term. It also dealt with the way in which this poetry …
Volition And Philosophy Of Change: Reading Of Poem Alhamamah (Dove) By The Poet Mohammed Abdul-Bari, Majdi Al-Ahmadi
Volition And Philosophy Of Change: Reading Of Poem Alhamamah (Dove) By The Poet Mohammed Abdul-Bari, Majdi Al-Ahmadi
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
This study traced the poem Alhamamah (Dove) written by the Sudanese poet Mohammed Abdul-Bari in his collection called Kanak Lam Takon (As you did not exist). The purpose of this study is to focus on the poem hoarding of connotations it contains that formation this philosophy. However, this study considered and focused on three axes; the first one is related to the poem title and its connotations. The second axis focused on the following Intertextuality, which showed in the phrase preceding the poem, and its role in provoking the desire for change. Instead, the third axis was the historical recall …
Narrative Rhythm In The Diwan Of (Thalithat Al-Athafi) By (Abd Al-Rahim Jadaya), Hussam Alaffouri, Murad Al-Bayyari, Abdu-Allah Al-Khatib
Narrative Rhythm In The Diwan Of (Thalithat Al-Athafi) By (Abd Al-Rahim Jadaya), Hussam Alaffouri, Murad Al-Bayyari, Abdu-Allah Al-Khatib
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
The study worked on linking the narrative rhythm with the features of the story inherent in the poetic genres of (Abd al-Rahim Jadayiyah), whether it was a direct or implicit descriptive discourse, a story, or otherwise, through the connotation of the scenic sentence, recalling , dialogue, and revelation in the memory of place and time, and its relationship to development and movement of the characters in the space of the poem, which were born from the memory of the past, derive from small incidents mainly in the formation of a poetic context, in which the feelings of the past move …