THE PHENOMENON OF REPETITION IN ARABIC POETRY: AN ARTISTIC AND AESTHETIC STUDY OF THE POET FADWA TOUKAN AS A MODEL

Abstract

This study was based on monitoring the phenomenon of repetition in Arabic poetry throughout the ages at different locations in the poet's diwan, based on the artistic and descriptive method, to analyze a number of poems, and the practical application that led to illuminate the phenomenon of repetition and reveal the secrets of the text that carry repetition in the poet's diwa, where we were keen to monitor this phenomenon in the words as well as in the meaning and how to use them in the poems and make this phenomenon have a great impact on the recipient, since the poet has enriched his poetic text with many components the most prominent of these was the repetition that expressed a deep emotional state and the tension and conflict that was going on at the time, the poet's use of repetition perfectly, away from filler and unnecessary repetition, led to the flow of the text, repetition and an abundance of meanings that expressed the poet's inner components and added another dimension to the poem that allowed the poet to find a vocabulary that carries new meanings to keep up with the political, social, and economic developments taking place in her country as a result of the occupation and the Nakba, to create new meanings that keep pace with the spirit of the times, expressing the sighs and misery of the Palestinian people and the great role that this means on the shoulders of the Arab writer, poet and intellectual, in defending their land against any external threats or aggressions.