الخطاب الحواري في النثر العربي الجاهلي : نماذج مختارة

Abstract EN

This study deals with models of dialogue discourse in pre-Islamic Arab prose, which manifested the dialogical skill, and emerged as a literary phenomenon, confirming the assimilation of pre-Islamic Arab culture to this vital aspect in its family and social environments, and its activation in its official forums and tribal councils.

The study showed the scarcity of literary efforts, which were concerned with dialogue from the poetic side rather than the prose.

This study was based on a plan from an introduction, an introduction, and two studies: The first dealt with aspects of the discourse, and included family issues such as "the right to advise the woman in the matter of her engagement.

" "The response to her offer", as the dialogue dealt with exposing the inferior view by the Persians against the Ar, in addition to touching on one of the most important issues of the pre-Islamic era, which is "taking revenge.

" The second topic dealt with artistic perspectives that characterized the dialogue discourse, in terms of stylistic perfection, objective coherence, and rhythm.

Dialogue speeches confirmed the extent of pre-Islamic sophistication in dealing with the other, and the extent of his professionalism in managing dialogue, achieving a high indicator of intellectual sophistication and linguistic proficiency, in a way that restricts every fanatic and tendentious trying to undermine our Arabism, and the study ended with a conclusion bearing the most important findings and recommendations.