Grammar readings of poetic texts in a new book by Dr. Muhammad Abdo Felfl

Damascus-SANA

Multiple readings in some poetic texts included in the book “Sours from the Syntactic Analysis of the Poetic Text” by Dr. Muhammad Abdo Felfl revealed the connotations of the linguistic carriers of the semantic and emotional dimension in poetry.

The book, which also contained analyzes of the visions of poetic texts and their intellectual and artistic contents and to sense their aesthetics, in which the author relied on the style of stylistic reading to study the text and revealed the strange words, metaphors, artistic images, stylistic variations, and oral poetic features in these texts. Al-Hamdani.

The book deals with basic themes related to grammar in poetry from the grammatical, morphological and lexical structure and the role of phrasal and nominal sentences in the aesthetic style of the poem, citing the poetry of Anas Badawi and the poem “Back to Sodom” by the late poet Khalil Hawi.

The author went to the phonetic and morphological shifts indicative in poetry, while the author stopped at the refraction of language in the poem of the late poet Khalil Musa “The Memory of Mirrors” and its linguistic formation from its title to its vocabulary and artistic images and its semantic and emotional dimension.

Dr. Felfl also studied other issues of grammatical analysis of the poetic text according to the perspective of some critics and writers, and his own vision in poetry, its compatibility with some critics and its differences with others.

The book is one of the publications of the Syrian General Book Organization, which is 247 pages of large pieces.

It is noteworthy that Dr. Muhammad Abdul-Fell, born in Hama 1960, is a professor of grammar and morphology at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Hama and a member of the Research and Studies Association of the Arab Writers Union. He has published several books, including “The Arabic Language… Constants and Variables” and “Poetic Language of Grammarians.”

Muhammad Khaled Al-Khidr