دلالة اللون في نماذج من نصوص أردنية معاصرة : دراسة معجمية سيميائية

Abstract EN

To achieve coherence and cohesion between the components of prose poetry, several techniques are employed, including: detailing, condensation, repetition of certain lexical items or meaning.

Each writer has his special style and techniques which distinguish him/her from the others.

This also may appear throughout using particular colour(s) repeatedly within different contexts and linking them with deliberate pragmatic inspirations that distinguish these colours from others.

This study aims at investigating the pragmatics of ‘colour’ in four poetic groups, namely: Omar Abulhaija’s I Walk and Speech follows Me (2007), Jameel Abu Sbeeh’s Fire’s Trees (1999) and Light Narrations (2016), and Aysar Ridhwan’s Bullets’ Surrealism (2015).

The selected groups evoke variant interpretations in the reader’s mind, and achieved a higher rhetoric level in contrast with the published poetic groups that recently happened to appear in Jordanian cultural scene.