رواية الموت و البنية السحرية : نماذج من الرواية العربية

Abstract EN

This research deals with the novel of death in its magical structure.

It attempts to uncover some aspects of the Arab writers' imagination of death, their intellectual and artistic perceptions of the idea of death and their meditation on it.

In addition, it aims to reveal the use of the structure of realistic magic to put a number of ideas on death to rephrase concepts and connotations across various technical configurations, and to follow the artistic visions contained in the novels and the technical composition that came in to access the new technical facts and indications The research discloses two main axes in which the Arab writers dealt with the issue of death: the soul and the pursuit of eternity.

The narratives in the first axis presented the essence of the soul and its journey to its inevitable fate, as well as its thorny relationship with the transient body.

In the second axis, the narratives presented an artistic vision of a form of reconciliation with death, as well as another form of surrender and submission to his demeanor and tyranny The research seeks to explore four works of fiction in order to reveal the extent to which narrative practice can represent this thorny intellectual issue and express it in a technical way, while presenting new artistic and aesthetic facts that affect public awareness and invite them to renew their tools to understand the universe around them through the extrapolation of narrative texts and the monitoring of aesthetic techniques and technical methods through analysis, interpretation and explanation of the aesthetic outstanding phenomena in the novels The research questions and the nature of the phenomenon studied imposed the combining of the social and aesthetic approaches.

The social approach has been used to identify the vision of the narratives and to clarify their contents to find out the technical facts that they provide.

The technical approach followed the way in which these visions, contents, and technical methods were presented