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The argumentation of Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi

Authors: M. Abtahal Abdul Karim Faisal Al Saadoun;

The argumentation of Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi

Abstract

Because of the importance of the theory of modern(Almuhajja) in the extrapolation of our Arab heritage, we decidedto research the mechanisms applied to the poetry of one of the mostprominent flags of Andalusian thought, bin of the Bundesian al-Andalusi in an attempt to monitor how to convince the recipientand research in the sanctuaries of poetry and energies of Almuhajain the purposes of Ibn Hazm's poetryArgument is an artistic method as it is a rhetorical styleemployed by the poet in building his poetic speech and byprovoking the recipient and pushing him to intensify the search forthe hidden meanings that the poet tries to convey, as it is a linguisticpeculiarity that makes it say and makes it stand up to the poeticlevel. The poetic language is primarily metaphorical languageaimed at News as you do and enjoyment by moving to the static andusual of them in a wonderful way we hardly touch the words andcomplexity, , and thus achieve the argument these two goals(persuasion and pleasure) and show the efficiency of poets and thedifference of poetry and the counterpart may be a disgracefulfeature of you Or to turn it into quizzesThus, rhetorical techniques play a very important role insupporting argument which is not used by the poet just for the sakeof the aesthetic beauty only; it is used for affecting and convincingthe reader.Researching in the type of argument used in poetry, wecan distinguish between argumentative and nonargumentativepoetry.

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