جمالية شعر الثورة في المغرب العربي : دراسة فنية في مدونة محمد العيد آل خليفة أنموذجا

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The Aesthetic of the Revolutionary Poetry in the Arab Maghreb Case-study: a Technical Study of Mohammed Al-Eid Al-Khalifa's DivanThe Maghreb poetry experience was not really popular as the novelist literature, till the beginning of the twentieth century when a group founding the Arab Maghreb Poetry emerged during the expansion of the revolution throughout the Maghreb.

The themes of their poems and creations were inspired from the social life which was characterized by poverty, misery, injustice and tyranny imposed by the colonizer.

Thus, through their poems, the poets incited people to participate in the revolution and to mobilize for liberation and independence; such as Emir Abdelkader, Mofdi Zakaria and Mohamed El Eid Al Khalifa in Algeria.

This generation of poets, in fact, respected the Arabic norms of poetry in terms of language, significance, and the vertical structure.

It was a poetry that depicted the reality and the people's lives.

And in order to identify the strength of the structure of this poetic kind, focusing on its artistic, creative and aesthetic mechanisms, an analysis of Mohammed El Eid Al Khalifa's poem will be conducted, through this paper entitled “The Aesthetic of the Revolutionary Poetry in the Arab Maghreb.

”Key words: Maghreb poetry, Poetry revolution, Technical structure, Mohammed El Eid Al Khalifa