Humor and irony in the tale on the tongue of animals at Lafontaine and Ahmed Shawki

The goal of the poets Lafontaine and Shawki to employ ridicule and humor in their tales on the tongue of animals, is to create moral values related to the spirit of the times and events, and provide the sermon and the lesson resulting from experience and depth of suffering, and enjoy the reader and entertain himself.

The tale on the tongue of animals in Lafontaine's poetry

The research refers to the artistic and stylistic features of the story of the animal Lafontaine's poetry, which is the multiplicity of sources and diversity of stories, spirit of humor, the varied rhythm of music, the story and its relation to social criticism.

The Tale of Tawaddod, The Maid in "Thousands and one Nighta"

This study attempts to investigate the tale of (Tawaddod, the Maid), one of the tales of Thousand and One Nights. It is an educational tale that is different in style from the tales of the entire collection, such an educational ballad and a variety of knowledge embedded in a book of poetry of a good quality. The study is twofold: the historic part that highlights the tales of Thousand and One Nights, as of the name, history and origin, the views of Arab historians and orientalists, and the impact of the Persian, Greek and Arabic on these tales. The second one is the applied part that introduces Tawaddod, the maid, as a model. The researcher presents a summary of the tale, its history, objectives, narrative structure, language, and technical means used in it.

The Tale in The Poetry of Yahya Bin Alhakam Alghazal

This research studies an important aspect in the poetry of Yahya Bin Alhakam Alghazal, one of the most brilliant poets in the Andalusia literature. This research discusses: - Subjects of the tale in the poetry of Alghazal. - The main artistic elements in his poetry. The subjects in the tale revolve about the poet's experience and his own life and the things in his community. The tale in his poetry depends on dialogue, simple action, satire, and folk language. This poetic tale found approval from all the people in its own time because it depends on simplicity and discusses daily problems like bribery, justice and hypocrisy These cases are very important that Alghazal had studied in his poems.