The Linguistic Technique of Parallelism in Al-Ahwas Al-Ansari’s Poetry: A Stylistic Study (original) (raw)

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Parallelism is one of the most conspicuous stylistic techniques that are marked by the…

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  1. Parallelism serves as a fundamental structural feature enhancing cohesion and musicality in Al-Ahwas's poetry.
  2. The study aims to analyze the aesthetic significance of parallelism in Al-Ahwas's poetic texts.
  3. Full structural parallelism maintains identical compositional structures, while partial structural parallelism varies them.
  4. Repetition in parallelism generates rhythmic harmony, enriching meaning and emotional impact in poetry.
  5. The analysis reveals that parallelism enhances comprehension and stylistic coherence in Arabic poetic texts.

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