رمزية "الوادي الكبير" في الشعر الأندلسي و الإسباني : دراسة مقارنة في نماذج مختارة

Abstract EN

This study deals with a clear phenomenon that enjoys remarkable representations in ancient and modern Spanish poetry, which lies in the impersonation of the famous "Guadalquivir" river in the Spanish south, as a symbol with which the poem tries to embody the permanent attraction between man and the existential phenomena around him.

The reading aims to analyze this relationship and deconstruct it into major signs that are seized by the duality of death and life.

The study selected texts from Spanish poetry in ancient and modern times for the most important poets who considered the Guadalquivir river to be a deep substance, so they relied on it to form the poem objectively and artistically.

At the beginning of the study, a flickering reference to the Andalusian experience in this subject shows the preoccupation of the Andalusian poets in superficial matters, while Spanish poets was preoccupied with something deeper than that, bound by the higher existential value of the Guadalquivir River.