جماليات السرد في قصص المكافأة لأحمد بن يوسف : الرؤيا و التشكيل

Abstract EN

This research attempts to present an analytical narrative study on the reward stories of Ahmad bin Yusuf, famous for Ibn al-Daya, from the perspective of modern narratives, and from the reality of these texts without forcibly dropping the theory or the term on it, so the research question was: Do these anecdotal texts stand up to the latest of these Modern narrative theories, or is it only the daughter of its time? Hence the nature of the study required that the research talk about the concept of narration, and the definition - briefly - of Ahmed bin Youssef, followed by the discussion of the areas of vision in reward stories, which depicted - with all realism - issues of the writer's age and before it, then the aesthetics of formation such as the introduction and the components of the narration: Description Dialogue with its known types, and finally the narrative techniques that the writer relied on in his narration, including: the story in the story, retrieval, anticipation, and thresholds of the text, in an attempt to monitor the aesthetics of the ancient Arabic narration in general through reward stories in particular.