The narrative structure in the poetry of Tamim Al-Barghouti

Abstract

The study aims to shed light on the elements of narrative construction in the poetry of Tamim Al-Barghouti, and to highlight the aesthetic value of the narrative, which contributed to achieving a degree of artistic depth and highlighting the poetic experience.

The study adopted the structural approach using the analytical approach.

The research provided an introduction that clarifies the term narration in language and terminology. The first topic explains the first element of the narration elements, which are the two types of characters: round and flat. As for the second topic, it looked at another element that the poet employed in his poems, which is the event element. The third topic studied time with Presenting examples of the mechanism of anticipation and retrieval in time and place, both the friendly and the hostile. As for the last topic, it included internal and external dialogue.

All of this was accompanied by many poetic examples of the poet from his published poems, summarized in the two poetic collections: (In Jerusalem) and (The Maqam of Iraq); They are in classical Arabic.