Literature

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Volume 11 · Issue 6 · December 2024

The Reflection of the Idiom in the Poetic Language by the poet Wali Diwana

Dawlat Mohammed Ahmed, Omer Abdulrehman Omer

Generally, Idiomatic expressions are characterized by great importance in creative texts and poetic texts in particular, because they have special connotations that express the extent of the poet's creative ability since the poets embody the content of their poems implicitly within the texts, in an attempt to increase the artistic taste of the reader. This study is entitled “The Reflection of the Idiom in the Poetic Language by the poet Wali Diwana”. We took the poems of the aforementioned poet as a sample for the poets of his time. In those days, the poets of southern Kurdistan, in general, implicitly expressed the living style and social conditions in their poems. The idiomatic expressions of all kinds were embodied in the poems of the above-mentioned poet, in a special style and technique, and this was reflected in the contents of his poems. The importance of this study turns out to be an applied study, and on the other hand, it opens the way for other researchers in the literary and linguistic fields to raise this issue in their studies.

Volume 10 · Issue 1 · March 2023

Effects of Dadaism in the Poems of Farhad Pirbal

Kosrat Ali Abdullah, Farhang Muzafar Muhamad

This study is about ( Effects of Dadaism in the poems of Farhad Pirbal ). It is divided into two sections, The first category is devoted to theory, and it is divided into five subcategories: first, what is Dadaism, second, how it began, and third, publishing of Dadaisms. We'll speak about how and why it ended in the fourth subcategory. We shall briefly address Farhad Pirbal's revolt against the norms and Anti-Common in the fifth and final subcategory. The second aspect, which is a practical approach, is to classify certain of Farhad Pirbal's poetry as Dadaistic poems. And the outcomes are displayed. Reliable sources are used, and the study abstract is translated into Arabic and English at the conclusion.