شعر امال الزهاوي : دراسة موضوعية فنية == The Poetry Of Amal Al - Zahawi (An Objective & Artistic Study)
Author name:
ياسر عمار مهدي علي الشبلي
Supervisor name:
ابتسام عبد الستار محمد الطائي
General topic:
Arabic Language and Literature
Specific topic:
Language
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Diyala - College Of Education For Human Sciences - Department Of Arabic Language
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Diyala
First pages:
01T4421 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The Poetess Amal / Abdul - Qadir Salih Muhammed Faydhi is from AL - Zahawi family born in Baghdad in 1943. The great Iraqi , Poet Jameel sidqi Al - Zahawi as well as the uncles of the poetess wrote a lot of poetry books.The poetess graduated from the college of Arts, Baghdad university in 1963. She had a prominent activity in Journalism, & a number of essays on knowledge & culture by her were published in various Iraqi newspapers. The first group of poems by the poetess has the title “The Fidaii & the Beast” & was published in 1969. A number of books of poetry were published successively by the poetess & the last one was in 2000 under the name of “AL - Shatat” (the Fxile).This study falls into three chapters. Chapter one studies the objective study and it is divided in to three parts. Part one presents the life of the poetess and the events that had their influence on her poetic creativity. Part two shows the political side which had great influence on the procedure of the poetry of the poetess. Part three portrays the humane side with which the poetess dealt in a very delicate, throbbing & conscious awareness of a poetess with the problems of the world.Chapter two is dedicated to the Artistic study & it falls into three parts. Part one deals with Al - Sard ( Narration) which occupies a great deal of the creativity of the poetess. Part two studies Al - Tanas (Inter texuality) which is found in the poetry of the poetess where the poetic, religious & heritage aspects are found. Part three deals with AL - Balagha (Rhetoric) where simile, oppositeness, repetition, etc. are found abundantly.Chapter three is divided into three parts. Part one deals with the Rhythm in Amal's poetry. Part two studies the Rhyme in the poetry of our poetess, whereas part three presents the poetic Dictionary in which the vocabulary items usually used by the poetess are presented. It is hoped that this study would be a positive contribution of shedding light on Arabic Literature through the presentation of Amal AL - Zahawi's poetry.
