The Space: Ibrahim Al-Koni’s Al-tbar as a Model
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The research deals with "space", and as we address its study (space) in the fictional discourse, we must not neglect the place, whether by referring to it or by employing it in the course of events, so that the terms (space and place) are closely related to literary studies and criticism.
The space is like the external facade, the place inside it, or its internal environment, as it refers to its various types of buildings including tents and homes in which the fictional characters live and practice their presence and their voices can be heard loud and hidden.
To clarify this interdependence between space and space, we laid out an outline of our research entitled “Space in the novel Al-Barr” in two topics, the first of which is spatial space and the second: space and the death of characters. The receiver in the intended extract.
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