Threshold Identity in Ali Al-Shaali's Poetry
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https://doi.org/10.66026/6s8exs33Keywords:
Thresholds, Identity, Ali Al-Shaali, Concept, Title.Abstract
Literature is a linguistic art, and language is intertwined, complex, and full of secrets. This requires openness to different cultures to explore their depths and decipher their codes. Modern critical approaches have served as a mechanism that facilitates this, as they are based on renewing thought and approaching literary texts. These approaches transform the reader from a consumer of the text to a producer. Texts require interpretation and multiple readings, revealing a new text with each reader.
between textual thresholds and literary text is a dialectical relationship based on clarification and assistance in illuminating the internal text in order to comprehend, interpret and encompass it from all sides.
Modern studies have paid great attention to textual thresholds in terms of study and analysis, as they contribute to understanding the specificity of the text and determining a basic aspect of its semantic purposes. This interest has become, at the present time, a source for formulating precise questions that restore consideration to these textual forums of various formats, standing on what It distinguishes it and determines its methods of operation, which made those thresholds constitute fields of knowledge that attract scholars and their creativity; revealing its symbols and aesthetics, arriving at the symbols of its original texts and their meanings.
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