درامية صورة الإمام العباس (عليه السلام)‎في الشعر الكربلائي الحديث نماذج مختارة

Abstract EN

The reader response to the Karbala'i poetry uncovers its richness of dramatization, based on conflict, actions, and characters; rhythmical and musical harmony of a highly organized poetic language; and illusion condensed to symbolize the deep conflict representing a very essential embodied truth in history.

Therefore, the elements of text dramatization would achieve the artistic and thematic potential and the intention to enact that truth in the text itself.

Due to this, the dramatized sequence of the consecutive actions includes the maximum degrees of tension and drama in visualizing the viewpoint of Imam Al-Abbas (A.

S.

) which co-occurs with the conflict of actions to reach to a logical dramatized solution.

This leads to a clear vision about these actions, and thus reveals the responsive sentiment of such major character in all its involvedness into an effective response.

In addition, a dramatized universe that is structured and objective is created for the sake of persuasion and influence and a high aesthetic response.

The present study aims to explore the conflict of the major character of Imam Al-Abbas (A.

S.

) with the discrepancies of life through searching in its dramatized conflict in all forms and frames.

Such conflict that results from the sense of tyranny and injustice can accurately mirror the intensity of tragedy within and around the characters participating in the actions.

In this regard, the drama vividness, reproduced here, and the poetic language in the text are professionally harmonized to articulate a vital intended truth, well dramatized and well stimulating readers' response and reaction toward the end of the poetic text.

The current study depends on particular effective dramatized actions, where the values of these actions are nominated for being actors and responsive in the text.

These actions gain their uniqueness in terms of characters acting and reacting with each other and with the sequence of events.