Alienation in The Character of Namik Sultan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25130/jaa.17.59.6الكلمات المفتاحية:
Namik، Prose Poem، Alienation، Character، Sultanالملخص
Alienation is one of the important technical terms that modern criticism relied on, especially among the Russian formalists, in examining the literary text and explaining its aesthetics. Hence, we chose this term in our research entitled (Alienation in the Character of Namik Sultan), and applied its concept to the character as a prominent element in shaping Namik Sultan's prose poems, whose poetry included many artistic phenomena subject to the concept of alienation; therefore, we decided to shed light on it.
On the methodological side, the research chose an analytical approach that starts from the artistic structure of the text in critical examination and interpretation, with attention to the external reference if it appears in the text, and necessity necessitated returning to it to support the analysis.
As for the research plan, it was based on an introduction, two axes, and a conclusion that included the most important results reached by the research and a list of the sources and references that the research relied on. The introduction showed the importance of the character as a pivotal element in poetic texts with a narrative tendency, while explaining the effect of alienation in shaping it and enhancing its poetic nature. The first axis was entitled (Dual Personality), examining transformation (disfigurement or distortion of the character) and the splitting of the character (the double). The second axis was entitled (Loss of Personality - the Absent One), examining the manifestations of its absence.
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