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الفصل الأوليوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
The study focuses on clarifying the impact of organic unity on the rhetorical and artistic interdependence of Hashemite Poems of Al-Qumait Ibn Zaid, addressing the role of psychological influence in the interrelatedness of the text, and paying attention to the style that prevailed over the poet in his poems, which relied largely on pilgrims and persuasion, while indicating the effect of this argumentative method on the organsim of the text:
Introduction: The researcher addressed the subject of organic interdependence, talking about its importance and the reasons for its choice, citing the most important previous studies, the curriculum of the study and its difficulties.
Preface: The researcher spoke about the life of Al-Qumait Ibn Zaid, the views of scholars on his qualities, status, doctrine, political affiliation and cause of death, and then the researcher addressed the talk of Hashemite Poems, their content, style and moral value.
Chapter I: (Organic Unity between Rooting and Modernity Manifestations) in which the researcher originated the concept of organic unity among the ancient and modern, explaining the most important views on the concept and its evolution. (verse Unit, Thematic Unit, Technical Unit, Logical Unit, Psychological Unit, Organic Unit) and finally, in this chapter, the researcher addressed the interrelationship between organic and textual, explaining the differences between organic and textual interdependence.
Chapter II: entitled (Unity of rhetorical composition and its role in the organic interdependence of Hashemites) , discusses the impact of rhetorical elements on the creation of organic unity of Hashemites by studying the role of rhetorical images, stylistic elements, extraordinary enhancements to the organic interdependence of poems, and how the poet adapted the elements of rhetoric to serve his poetic purpose.
Chapter III: (The Unity of Psychological Hashemites and Their Impact on the Interdependence of the Poem) , in the chapter, the researcher addresses the most important factors that have helped the psychological formation of Hashemites, while explaining the impact of psychological conflict on the creation of psychological unity, which has played a role in the interdependence and cohesion of poems.
Chapter IV: entitled (Mechanisms of pilgrims and organic interdependence of Hashemites) , is concerned with clarifying the nature of pilgrims, their structure in Hashemites, and its most important mechanisms.
Conclusion: The most important findings of the researcher included the following:
- Arab criticism, both in the past and in recent times, has elaborated on the concept of organic unity. There has been conflicting talk about its supporter and denier. Each group has its own opinions and motives.
- Organic, both organic and textual, has a role in making theartistic impact of the literary text, which calls for the continuity and homogeneity of the text.
- The rhetorical elements were present in the Hashemites and had a role in bringing about the organic bonding of poems and the fusion of their parts.
- A number of feelings were gathered among Al-Qumait in order to imprint on his hashemites the character of interdependence and harmony in a psychological unit in which meanings were mutually reinforcing and emotions and feelings flowed.
- Al-Qumait use a variety of rhetorical and linguistic mechanisms for pilgrims, as well as intertextuality; to make these tools in their entirety a compelling argument against Umayyad rule; And to be able to convince the recipient of his case.
- Al-Qumait resorted to the use of many argumentative elements among his various poems, such as pilgrimage ties, argumentative factors and staircases; To reach a persuasive and logical unity that brings together the Hashemites and reconciles their verses.