جماليات تكرار الفونيم القطعي في شعر مفدي زكريا : إلياذة الجزائر أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Repetition is one of the artistic tools that give the literary text a balanced rhythm and regular music, making it a great musical piece that tones souls and ears.

The ancients paid attention to the aesthetic and semantic value of the style of repetition, and did not hesitate to use it in their poems and speeches.

The modernists have guided the role that repetition plays in the success of their writings at the phonetic and semantic level, so their poems are loaded with various types of repetition.

If we take the poems of the poet of the Algerian revolution, Moufdi Zakaria, we find that it abounds with all kinds of repetition, giving it a wonderful beauty and an exceptional reputation.

In this research, we will, according to the descriptive-analytical method, probe the depths of one of his poems tagged as “The Algerian Iliad”, to trace the effects of segmental phoneme repetition and explore the beauty and aesthetic aspects underlying this distinct stylistic phenomenon.