جدلية الحركة و السكون في قصيدة البشير الإبراهيمي سكت. . . و قلت

Abstract EN

When someone reads the poetry of the Algerian writer, Muhammad Al-Bashir Al-Ibrahimi, he will find it distinguished by its reformist approach, with his intellectual and national achievement in advocating liberation movements in the world in general and in the Arab world in particular.

Looking at the conditions of the oppressed Arab man during the colonial years, the poem discussed in this study came as a clear message to the French colonialist who tried to obliterate the Arab identity and Islamic elements.

In this article, we highlight the extent of the impact of the poetic discourse on the recipient as a deliberative discourse within a dialectical pattern between movement and stillness