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The Intertextuality of the Sufi Poetry A study in a poem by AbdulGhani AlNabulsy

التداخل النصي في الشعر الصوفي دراسة في عينية عبد الغني النابلسي

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 Publication date 2017
  fields Arabic
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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This research unseels Abdul GhaniAlnabulsy’s poem as an opposed poem for two other ones; which are the famous poem by Abdul Kareem Aljily and a poem by IbnAlfarid. That is to show the interrelation with in them through inducting the indicative parts which take it to a contractual domatic joint from one side, and to backtrace the formatic artistic methods which join them with the other’s poetry from the other side. The research has reached the fact that Alnabulsy’s sound, has interpenetrated with the sound of the antecedent poet; to lessen the sound of the belated poet in front of the old one, as if the uniqueness feature in his age was in the antecedence for who follows the an cestors’steps, to be the one who can be like the previous poets is the most remarkable one.

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الكاشاني، عبد الرزاق. معجم اصطلاحات الصوفية، تحقيق عبد العال شاهين. دار المنار، القاهرة، ط 1, 1992
كريستيفا، جوليا. عمم النص، ترجمة: فريد الزاهي، و مراجعة: عبد الجليل ناظم. دار توبقال،ط2 , 1997.
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