The Semiotics of Passions in Muhammad Abdul Bari's Diwan (It Is No Longer Blue)

Abstract

This research, entitled [The Semiotics of Passions in Muhammad Abdul Bari's Diwan (It Is No Longer Blue)], aims to reveal the most prominent manifestations of passions and emotions in the texts of the diwan. It concludes that the passions that dominate the poetic discourse of the poetic self lie in: the passion of anxiety, the passion of love, and the passion of belonging. The research also seeks to examine the value system of passions in Abdul Bari's texts, striving to uncover the sources of the passionate self, its subjective vision, and its emotionally charged implications for the stages of the passionate process, represented by: emotional awareness, readiness and preparation, passionate formulation, and moral evaluation. The research focused on describing the process of emotional meanings and how they progress through a graph of ascent, descent, and intensification.