Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
Abstract
The present study is articulated on the concepts of refuge and protection, in order to lead to a possible research on the topic of poetic of the hidden place in its psychoanalytical and phenomenological dimensions. What will enable us to consider concepts such as dream, centralization in ego and contemplation, as a subject dominating which expresses one "me" to distress searching a place of refuge and insurance. When poet DARWICHE, said in one of his poem: "My motherland is my poetry" it had clearly imagined a form of private place which exists only in its imaginary, it thus trans-formed poetry behind country into hidden ground which am the subject of its refuge and contemplation. Amongst other things, the concept "Hidden place" rests in poetry on a series of linguistic variations and transformations, which makes this concept a melting structure of the concepts: refuge, familiarity and protection. And through these concepts the poet has to reconstitute the harmony between reality and dream, which gives him a possible existential feeling in the inside to oppose to the outside. Through his hidden place, in the form of dream and of contemplation, the poet created his own imaginary world, starting from the elements of dream, of contemplation and childish memory what makes it possible imagination to evoke the lost place. Thus, the ground of the poem will become a poetic image which refers an imaginary universe where "ego" its existence feels. Lastly, we wish to work out the subject "poetic of hidden places" via a reading of the images of dream and centralization in "Ego" as a practitioner a phenomenological and psycho analytical approach.
Recommended Citation
Mijnah, Jamal
(2010)
"Poetics of Hidden Places: An Approach to The Aesthetics of Place in Palestinian Poetry,"
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 11:
Iss.
2, Article 3.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol11/iss2/3