القيمة الجمالية و الحجاجية و الفلسفية في قصيدة"عاشق من فلسطين" لمحمود درويش : دراسة نفسية تداولية

Abstract EN

Al-Hajjaj is one of the most important theories that have received great attention in Arabic and Western studies, ancient and modern, as the modern Al-Hajjaj lesson has benefited from the ancient Greek heritage and Arabic rhetoric.

This theory is one of the ways people use to prove their points of view, gain the support of others, and help the speaker reach his communicative goal.

What we concluded through the study of pilgrims, we found that it is a broad-minded term and is close to it by studying more than one aspect.

No matter how many studies we have dealt with, it remains that pragmatics is striving at the present time to draw its own position in the linguistic research map by raising the issue of significance as an essential component in the linguistic study as it is the basis of a process Reporting.

The scope of deliberation is wide, and its issues are numerous.

Including verbs of speech, verbal, deliberative functions and pilgrims.

Al-Hajjaj's theory enabled him to read the poem "A Lover of Palestine" by Mahmoud Darwish and to reveal the argumentative techniques that the speaker used to convince the speaker and support his thesis and his ideas.

It is also evident from this study that Mahmoud Darwish's poem was concerned with argumentative techniques, including rhetorical, linguistic and pragmatic techniques, as the research reached a study of all these techniques and the disclosure of the results reached.

Al-Hajjaj is also one of the most important branches of deliberation, as it is the ideal tool for discussing verbal processes and a method of communication aimed at persuading, persuading and influencing.

It is a linguistic communicative structure between two parties: the speaker and the receiver.