تراسل الوسائط التواصلية : قراءة في صراع الحيوان من خلال الأنظمة التواصلية

Abstract EN

This article hypothesizes that the sound, the writing or the digital image are overlapped communicative patterns which hide considerable sides of the human beings’ deep psychology.

To verify this hypothesis, the article uses three communicative models which belong to different systems, epochs, and places seeking the uncertainty and certainty of their associations.

These models are: 1) Paintings/graphics on caves’ walls (one is of the hunting scene and the other is the one of the tearing cow).

2) Models of the ancient Arabic poetry (Eljahili), which is dominated by orality and the description of the animal fight in a hunting trip, in addition to the image of the widowed cow.

3) Models of videos in wild prairies portraying the animals struggle for survival.

One of the videos shows an attack of lions on a cow, while the other video pictures the victory of the weak animal over its preyer.