Repetition in Maghout’s Poetry (Joy is not My Profession as a Model) - Stylistics Study–
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This study tries to shed light on the manifestations of repetition, and the significance of each of these aspects related to the structure of speech from the sound, word, and sentence to pronouns and syllables of the Syrian poet (al-Maghout), and to clarify the definition of repetition, stand on its different types, and the reason why the poet resorted to employing these repetitions The researcher had to study repetition a contemporary Stylistics point that deals with repetition in modern Arabic poetry.
Repetition is one of the most important techniques of the contemporary poem, and in itself it has become an artistic technique on which poets depend in forming their poetic texts, and an element of the internal rhythm that the poet relies on in forming his rhythm, increasing its toning, and its effect is clear on the structure of the internal rhythm of the poem as a phenomenon.
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