الحجاج في شعر حسين القاصد

Abstract

      The language has an argumentative structure, and the arguments are represented in the literary and rhetorical discourse, and this term was born as a result of the deep methodological transformation that occurred in the approaches of the modern rhetorical lesson, and its importance is due to the return to the new rhetoric that focused on two aspects, namely: the statement, and the arguments, as an essential means of persuasion means.

The essential peculiarity (grooming, influence and persuasion) on which the literary text focuses, made it an argumentative discourse distinguished in the first place, there is no doubt that the manifestations of grooming, influence and persuasion are present in the speech of the poet Hussein Al-Qasid, which depicts the wounds of Iraq, the suffering of his homeland, as well as his emotional suffering.