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Linguistic origins of Issues and Terms of Rhe-torical and Critical among Ancient Arabs

Issue 37, Page 1-10

Abstract

This paper aims to delve into the linguistic origins that laid to shape the earliest context for the development of ancient Arabic criticism. Also, it focuses on assessing the contributions of linguists in shaping critical and rhetorical thought among ancient Arabs by tracking a number of their critical opinions and judgments, and evaluative starting points for language and methods of poetry. Additionally, monitoring linguists' contribu-tions in the shaping of criticism and the methodological evolution of critical discourse and its analytical tools.  Therefore, this paper seeks to answer the question of how linguistic texts that issued by linguists con-tributed to shaping ancient criticism, and how did the linguistic texts enrich later critical perspectives in the third and fourth centuries?  This is through the adoption of the historical descriptive approach to tracking these texts and research these texts. 


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Naima Ismail Ahmed

Master، قسم اللغة العربية وآدابها، كلية الآداب والعلوم، جامعة قطر، Port Louis


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Article Type

Original Article

Language

Arabic

Receive Date

06 Jun 2024

Review Date

04 Jul 2024

Accept Date

22 Jul 2024

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Yes

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أ.د. امل محسن سالم العميري

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ISSN: 1658-8126