The Subjective Inclination in the Poetry of Ibn Darrāj al-Qastallī

Faisal, Ibtihal Abdul Karim

doi:10.25130/Lang.9.1.8

	The Subjective Inclination in the Poetry of Ibn Darrāj al-Qastallī
Journal of Language Studies
Volume 9, Issue 1, March 2025, Pages 157-172 PDF (606.14 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.25130/Lang.9.1.8
Author
Ibtihal Abdul Karim Faisal
Tikrit University, College of Education for Women
Abstract
The term self is intrinsically human, linked to art as an eternal connection, as a speech directed at the human soul which stimulates it and activates its emotions to respond to and react with its aesthetic lesions to produce pleasure and pleasure. It is an interactive term in the production of creative text because it is an important means of detecting human experience at its internal and external levels, Where the sheds on the Anna to know and reveal all around it, whether compatible or different, the image of the self in the psychological perspective is not different from the image of the other there is a convergence between the two concepts where the self is the point of concentration in the world, where things start to appear until maturity , the poetic condition is only a biography of the self, in which the self emerges in one form or another intensity or weakness according to the requirements of the psyche of the poet, and the poet is only storyteller for the adventures of the soul and the needs of Hence the study reveals the relationship between the poet and the other represented in particular and the image of the hacker, and the place and its impact in the same poet and self and Almmdouh
Keywords
The Envious; the place; The Praised; The Self

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