تمثلات المقدس في رواية (الآدميون)‎ لإبراهيم سعدي

Abstract EN

The narrative discourse relies on philosophy, and uses it as a support in drawing its narrative dimensions of space and events and identifying the features of its characters.

This literary-philosophical cross-fertilization results in a dialectic embodied in the real and the unreal, the aesthetic and intellectual, as well as the sacred and the profane; this dual polarity which transcends the texts to reach a degree of uniqueness, thereby establishing a different narrative world.

In this dialectic stand, the present research is motivated to explore the interrelationships between the two fields in the narrative text (humans), and to clarify the narrative citizen that represents the sacred and the other that reveals the profane as an antithesis of the supportive whose goal is the creative influence in the course of the narrative process.