الاتجاهات الحداثية في الشعر العربي الحديث

Abstract EN

Arabic literature the Modern period, often referred to in Arabic as al-Nahdah (renaissance), requires an approach that is at once simpler and more complicated.

The Nahdah was in fact a product of a fruitful meeting two forces: the indigenous tradition, and the imported western forms.

Moreover, the change from the past was an extremely slow and gradual process.

Today Arabic poetry is the most important and most popular literary medium in the Arab world, and the literary mode that “best reflects their sense of self-identity, history and cultural values”.

Modern Arabic poetry is obviously the poetry of the modern Arab world, and this is generally assumed to begin with the French campaign in Egypt in 1798.

The poetic literary genre can be explained by considering the literary heritage that is bestowed on the Arabs.

They have a strong connection to classical poets.

Arabic poetry had passed through almost all the phases of development which western poetry experienced over three centuries.

The aim of this paper is to present a prosodic analysis and description of new trends in modern Arabic poetry and its impact on Arab society.