Analysis of poetic discourse: the poem; Don`t apologize for what you did; by Mahmoud Darwish as a model.
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poetic discourse, analysis, Mahmoud Darwish.Abstract
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This research dealt with the poetic discourse of Mahmoud Darwish Mutawassul using discourse analysis methods in reading texts and discourses, which occupies a wide space in linguistic, literary and linguistic studies. The research takes the poem " don’t apologize for what you did" by Mahmoud Darwish as an applied model. The discourse analysis approach is a modern approach that is capable of deconstructing discourse and analyzing its apparent and implicit patterns. Harmony and consistency in the text, and linking all of this to the overall structure of the text.
The research reached a number of results, the most important of which are: that the major overall structure of the text was manifested in the problem of the ego; As it is in a stage and its personal end is in a second stage, and that the personal and spatial signs, the arrangement of the discourse, and its higher structure, had a role in achieving consistency and rhetorical harmony.
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The Journal of the Palestinian Educators Association for Literature, Educational and Psychological Studies
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