خطاب الذات في الشعر الإسلامي : قراءة على وفق الفلسفة الحديثة

Abstract EN

This study examines the discourse of the self among some poets of the Islamic era.

It had a special presence in their poems when it relates to topics that revolve around the return to the human self, the conflicts that occur in it, and the existential anxiety represented by the present.

The return to the past represented an obsession that worried and preoccupied the poet.

Thus, his relationship with it was based on fear of it with the suffering and pain of the present.

In the research, we read the images of the discourse of the self in certain cases in which it reveals its reality.

The self-talk represents one of the forms of searching for the truth of those deep-seated feelings in the human soul that disappeared with the days of youth.

Hence disclosing it reveals something of its hidden reality as it displays the contemplative self that looks with some wisdom into the nature of the universe and human beings through the self-explicitness of what the soul has caused in the spiral of conflict with time in its life experiences.

Therefore, the self becomes a subject that is readable and analyzed according to the interpretive system and the new reading.