الخطاب السياسي في مطولة الحارث بن حلزة اليشكري

Abstract EN

The two researchers have introduced a reading for the political speech in a text the pre-Islamic poet Al-Harith Ben Hillizah Al-Yashkuri from the tribe of Baker Bin Wa’el.

This reading marked the political vision for this poet while reciting his poem in front of Al-Manathirah’s King- Amr Bin Hind.

The researchers have divided their study of the poem into three parts.

The first one displayed the feminine-political side in the introduction of the poem.

The second part presented gearing the poetic speech to face the political opponents, while the third part has displayed the utilization of instrumental employment of this speech which is devoted to the authority.

The researchers tried to analyze the particles of the poetic speech attached to the political vision of the poet.

This led them to know that the poet was able to utilize his language particles in shaping the blocks and the architectural textural of all its various levels: syntactically, phonetically, semantically and rhythmically in a way to serve his political vision which in turn helped him convincing the king and his retinue properly to accept his offer and his fair demand.

The king responded to him and supported him against his Taglibi opponents.

Overall he rewarded him without disdaining his disability as this king treated all other poets.