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Register a new userCharacter Analysis In A bdoul Karim Nassif's "Al Makhtoofoon"
تحليل الشخصيات في رواية (المخطوفون) لـ (عبد الكريم ناصيف)
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2016
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العربية
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يقدم هذا البحث عرضاً لمفهوم الشخصية بوصفها عنصرا فنياً أساسياً في بناء الرواية وفق المفاهيم البنيوية. ثم يقدم تحليلاً للشخصيات في رواية (المخطوفون) ل (عبد الكريم ناصيف) مستعرضاً الطريقة التي اتبعها الكاتب لبناء الشخصيات، و دورها، و دلالة تسمياتها. و من خلال التحليل سنكتشف الطريقة الفنية التي اتبعها الكاتب لتوظيف الشخصية بوصفها عنصرا فنياً له دوره البارز في البنية الفنية للرواية.
This research provides a presentation of the character concept as a basic artistic element in the novel's structure, according to the structural concept, then it provides the character analysis in A bdoul Karim Nassif's "Al Makhtoofoon", presenting the adopted methods by the writer to structure the characters, and their roles, and the significance of their name. Through analysis, we will figure out the artistic style adopted by the writer to employ the character as an artistic component wich has its prominent role in the novel's artistic structure.
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بحراوي، حسن، 1990 ، بنية الشكل الروائي، المركز الثقافي العربي، بيروت، الدار البيضاء.
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