Baiji Education Department, General Directorate of Salah al-Din Education, Iraqi Ministry of Education
Abstract
The phonetic phenomenon enriches poetry with generosity and energies that are not limited to uttering expressions and their connotations on lexical meanings, but also include the meanings of this terminology that expresses the hopes and pains of the poet, and meets the need for text in the expression, this comes with rhythms that mimic the sounds of nature, in an audio form where the senses share all of them to touch the phenomena of beauty in them, and the focus of the research was on forming the mental image before drawing its features with words in a tangible and imaginative expression. The study also focused on the vocal picture through sounds, movements, and verbs, as well as the suggestion through sensory perceptions. The study of the phonemic phenomenon is not limited to the vocabulary in which the poet formulates his expression in an expert or constructive manner, but the effect of the sounds of words occurs by keeping them from influencing the soul, through the harmony of the letters in the phrases and their damaged to express the reality of the situation. Therefore the study gave this matter an area of interest because the sound is evidence of what the mind of poet implies.
Zuaiter,H T . (2020). The aesthetic formation of the sound image in Abbasid poetry - Kashjim and Al-Urjani - is a model. Journal of Language Studies, 3(Issue 4), 89-115.
MLA
Zuaiter,H T . "The aesthetic formation of the sound image in Abbasid poetry - Kashjim and Al-Urjani - is a model", Journal of Language Studies, 3, Issue 4, 2020, 89-115.
HARVARD
Zuaiter H T. (2020). 'The aesthetic formation of the sound image in Abbasid poetry - Kashjim and Al-Urjani - is a model', Journal of Language Studies, 3(Issue 4), pp. 89-115.
CHICAGO
H T Zuaiter, "The aesthetic formation of the sound image in Abbasid poetry - Kashjim and Al-Urjani - is a model," Journal of Language Studies, 3 Issue 4 (2020): 89-115,
VANCOUVER
Zuaiter H T. The aesthetic formation of the sound image in Abbasid poetry - Kashjim and Al-Urjani - is a model. JLS. 2020;3(Issue 4):89-115.
