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أدب المرأة في العصر العباسي و ملامحه الفنية
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Publication date
2007
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Arabic
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العربية
Authors
خالد الحلبوني( باحث )
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شاركت المرأةُ الرجلَ – في العصر العباسي – في الحياة الثقافية، فكانت شاعرة و ناثرة يشار إليها بالبنان. و قد برعت طائفة من النساء في قول الشعر من خلال موضوعاته المختلفة، كالغزل، و الزهد، و الرثاء، و المديح، و الهجاء، و كن من الحرائر و الجواري. و أثبتت المرأة – كذلك – مكانتها المعرفية في ميدان النثر، و برعت في موضوعين رئيسين، هما: أدب المراسلات الشخصية، و أدب التوقيعات. كانت مشاركة المرأة العباسية استجابة للثقافة الواسعة آنذاك، و تلبية لنداء الحضارة المنفتحة على ألوان المعارف، و التمازج الثقافي آنذاك؛ مما يشير إلى القدرة العقلية، و النشاط الفكري، و الدور الرائد الذي اضطلعت به المرأة، فكان بيانها مشرقاً، و أدبها جميلاً إلى حد كبير.
Women shared men in the cultural aspects of life during the Abbasid ear, by proving to be famous poets and authors. A group of women were very creative in poetry through its various topics, such as praise, criticism and other topics. In Prose, women expressed their wide background knowledge especially in two main areas in prose: the art of personal correspondence and the art of dedication. Women's contribution in the field of literature during the Abbasid time, was actually a reflection of their interaction with the cultural background of that era and an attempt for meeting the needs to be open to the new civilisation arid a reflection of the ability to mingle with other types of art in all fields. Women's contribution therefore is an indication of their mental and intellectual potentials and the prominent role they played by that time to give in the end a good example through their genuine literature and writing..
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الأغاني، أبو الفرج الأصبهاني، دار إحياء التراث العربي، بيروت، مصورة عن طبعة دار الكتب المصرية، دون تاريخ.
تاريخ الأمم والملوك، الطبري، تحقيق محمد أبو الفضل إبراهيم، دار سويدان، بيروت، دون تاريخ.
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