Hidden Signal Talk in the Poets of Ghazal in the Umayyad Era The Modern Eye Gesture as a Model
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The topic of the present paper handles the talk which is expressed in indirect and without a statement, and they have included their significance for themselves or for a casualty. It gave their texts social dimensions because each text constituted a supportive signal to increase the effectiveness of the text and provide it with new and innovative contexts away from the textual context.
The talk of reference is not limited to words only, but all the accompanying non-verbal means of communication, such as using the members of his body to communicate with others, that is, he speaks with his body as he speaks with his tongue, and this in turn helps in determining the meaning, revealing the semantics of communication and explaining them appropriately. Eye gestures received a large share, so the gesture with the eye and its accessories (blink, looking, winking, eyebrow, face, smiling, etc.) in their poems formed the central pronunciation. The poet no longer has to justify what he know
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