The Manifestations of Dramatic Conflict in the Poetry of Al-Mu'tamid Ibn Abbad
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Drama is one of the ancient performing arts known to mankind, as it was one of the tools of communication. Drama refers to the ability to evoke emotions and feelings in the reader or listener through the powerful and impactful use of language and expression. Drama is one of the ancient performing arts known to mankind, as it was one of the tools of communication. Moreover, it enriches the literary work with movement, conflict, and contradiction, as these are among the essential elements that must be present in a literary work with a dramatic nature. Ancient Arabic poetry has known some dramatic features; some poems contain tragic touches, which means that tragedy was present in the text of the Arabic poem because drama is a characteristic of the classical school. Drama is considered one of the most important arts that poets have benefited from in poetic development, as it is an artistic style based on an objective foundation
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