الشعر و العرفان : دراسة في نص شعري جزائري

Abstract EN

Poetry intersects with gratitude, to rebuild its relationship with it, through the construction of an intense text that double in composition, in structure, and in vision.

Heading in two paths, a path that builds the identity of the text with rhetoric, language, and a legal system, and a cognitive or cognitive path, which formulates emotional states that are difficult to express and tends towards clarification, even if it is a clarification that leads to ambiguity.

What gratitude has given to poetry exceeds anything given to it by other knowledge and ideology.

It brought it closer to the world and to the self, even to the poetry itself; it gave it an insight that allowed it to open the closures of the world and the closures of language.

The imaginative and metaphorical energy that characterizes gratitude has provided a wide space for the poem, to expand with all its data to its limits, where contradictions come together, where paradoxes meet and where all things are equal.

We believe that Othman Loussif's text; A bell for the underwater skies, is the most important gratitude text in Algerian poetry.

The poet provided him with what he could of stylistic, emotional and visionary energy, which made him an outcome for his experience, and a structure in which all his previous poetic experiences gathered.