The psychological connotations of poetic images in the poetry of Rahim Al-Gharabawi
Abstract
This research is based on the descriptive and analytical approach to study the psychological connotations that the image performs in the poetry of Rahim Al-Gharabawi, and it alludes to the visions carried by his texts, as the images in his poetry were distributed between similes, metaphors, diagnostics, and embodiments, and the psychological functions that were achieved through the uses of graphics in order to create a bridge of communication with the recipient. And conveying the meanings to him, and the importance of the study in an attempt to reveal the poet's thoughts through the analysis of his poetic visions. The results of the study indicate that the use of psychological statement and its meaning does not stop within the framework of the word only, but rather goes towards the suggestions, perceptions, visions and psychological waves that address the conscience. To reveal his position towards that reality.
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