ترتيب الزمن في ثلاثية فرسان و كهنة لمنذر قباني

Abstract EN

The study discussed time structure in Monther Alkabbani's Trilogy Knights and Priests.

It dealt with Analapse and Proleps techniques along with their internal, external, and formant divisions.

The study reveals that the role of time gives the novel its artistic form distinct from other literary genres.

The fragmentation of time in the novel, forwards and backward at other times, gave the novel its distinctive features while showing the different connotations resulting from the use of these technologies and the disputed means leading to each of them.

Remembering to bring over a situation or conversation, setting the ground for an event, or introducing a character dominated the Analapse technique.

While Prolepsis, one of its methods was the prophecy, wishful thinking, and expectation.

The author's use of artistic and cinematographic techniques is reflected in presenting Prolepses and Analapses within the novel.

That is to identify the psychological and social dimensions of the characters.