الغربة المكانية في نماذج من شعر ابن الأبار البلنسي

Abstract EN

The study examines the issue of alienation and the deterioration of memory in the poetry of Ibn AlAbar Al-Qada'i, who wants conditions for leaving Andalusia to the Hafsid court, and his homeland, remains a bleeding wound, inhabiting his memory, and filling his conscience with pain and sorrow.

Turning to him, an expatriate gesture turns to him, his magical places and singing places creep into his hair, and identifies with him tired with bitterness of loss and deprivation, in an emotional artistic formation imbued with a spatial entity, bursting with alienation and loyalty to the motherland.

We seek to approach it, and highlight the role of memory in expressing the overflow of spatial identification in this human poetic experiment.

Then we should ask: How did the poet draw the dividing of his lost place? What are the tools? that you use in expressing its spatial alienation