شعرية القص في (همزة وصل.. همزة قطع)‎ لرضا إمام

Abstract EN

Reda Imam's experience in writing short stories, as one of the greatest writers in Beheira Governorate, is one of the most important modern experiences in Lower Egypt.

Critics were not only interested in his literary creativity only; they were also interested in his personality and called him the "monk of literature".

He wrote short stories and short short stories to express the concerns of modern man.

Through the discussion of social issues, he presents members of the public in ordinary situations in order to explain life and highlight its subtle meanings.

Imam's stories provide the reader with pleasure and persuasion through their integration with other literary genres.

His stories are like poems in terms of presentation of ideas and acute awareness of human uniqueness.

They include an introduction, a complex and setting.

They exercise an eloquent influence and a profound human meaning that deepen the sense of people and objects.

The aim of this paper is to highlight the poetis of storytelling in Reda Imam's short-story collection, Hamzat Waṣl..

Hamzat qaṭ‘, characterized by unity of action, purpose, position, impression, and intensification.

The paper consists of an introduction, five sections and a conclusion.

The introduction traces the origins of the term "poetics".

The first section discusses poetics in modern Western criticism and Arabic criticism.

The second section examines poetic expression in Hamzat Waṣl..

Hamzat qaṭ‘.

The third section presents a description rather than narration of feelings.

The fourth section discusses narrative/poetic eternity.

The fifth section examines poetic rhythm.

The paper makes use of the analytic method, through examination of the poetic features in the prose text in order to highlight poetic features and remarkable styles in the text.