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Damascus University أطروحة دكتوراه
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2017
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Arabic
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العربية
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الشعر القصصي قصة تقدم شعراً أي ينسج فيه الشاعر قصيدته على المنوال القصصي إذ يتوافر فيها من العناصر الفنية الأساسية ما للقصة النثرية من حوادث وشخوص وسرد وحوار وبيئة زمانية ومكانية
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السعيد , د, محمد مجيد الشعر في عهد المرابطين والموحدين بالأندلس دار الرشيد بغداد 1980م
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