Aesthetics of Employing Imagery in the Novels of Inaam Kachachi

Abstract

The research attempts to investigate the aesthetics of employing the data of the narrative image, and how to give it vitality and renewal according to the technique employed for the features of the image, according to a special vision of the writer, which reflects the writer's method of investing in language, as the novel is characterized by linguistic condensation and the overlap of literary and creative arts. The research also sheds light on the method of presenting the novelist's ideas and depicting them within the fabric of the novel as presented by the novelist An'am Kachachi. Also, in our treatment of the projections of the image and its types as it appears in models of (An'am Kachachi's) novels, it combines with the types of narrative image as we presented it in a number of novels produced by the writer (An'am Kachachi). Especially since the image in the narrative field had been met with acceptance by scholars in terms of treatment as in the poetic image, and from here we addressed the types of narrative images from the realistic and imaginary point of view in a way that shows the features and characteristics of each of them as it appears in the novel text of Kachachi.