التشكيل البصري في قصص العصر العباسي : كليلة و دمنة أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The adoption of visualization in a literary text creates a double vision in both vision and insight.

This paper, therefore, embarks on this theme in the Kalila and Demna tales, which are Abbasid-era fictional animal-inspired reader-moving stories.

This is achieved by reflecting all animal characteristics featured in formation, personification, and visualization.

To do so, this paper unfolds the elements that contributed to the construction of these tales by spotting visualization in the stories under study.

It is well-known that the state of literary imagery is established to create visual forms along with the author's intentions, figures, and devices.