تعدد الأصوات و الرؤية الحجاجية في الخطاب الشعري عند عز الدين ميهوبي

Abstract EN

The poetic text is rather polyphonic, where multiple voices juxtapose and contradict each other.

This exchange between texts gives rise to new relationships in the textual corpus referring to events that reflect the position of Azzedine Mihoubi towards reality.

He was therefore obliged to present his arguments to convince and influence his receiver, here arises a problematic: why did the poet choose to formulate his ideas implicitly? For what reason he bequeathed his word to the characters he evoked in his speech? What contribution is ensured by this polyphony? Did it really consolidate the persuasive aspect of the speech? Finally, how did the poet incorporate the discourse of the other into his own discourse, how did he reconcile it with the linguistic and textual components of his poetic discourse? It seems that the author did not want to exert a tyranny on his reader; on the contrary, he left a good margin to convince himself by using polyphony.