A PSYCHOLOGICAL COLLAPSE FOR THE RECIPIENT OF THE HUSSEINI TEXT
Keywords:
Psychological, collapse, recipient, Husseini textAbstract
In this study, we dealt with Husseini's poetry, according to two different methodologies: a modern textual methodology, which is concerned with the internal structure of the text - reading and receiving-, and a contextual methodology, which is concerned with the external contexts surrounding the text - the psychological approach -, and this study was called (psychological refraction at The recipient of the text Al-Husseini), and the researcher sought to approach between what is contextual and what is textual to reach a statement of the true relationship between the elements of the creative process (the poet, the text, the reader), and to show the impact of each on the other. It became clear that there were non-textual influences in the process of psychological refraction for the recipient of the Husseini text, as well as the presence of many reasons that made the Husseini text a new poetic, elegiac object, but in color and entity different from what the lament was upon before the day of Ashura, and we witnessed that the manufacture of the Husseini text is linked to the creed of poets. And the members of their community, the biography of Al-Marathi, as well as the great impact of the social and political environment on the Husseini text, and the reception of the Husseini text is subject to many effects of technology, and the development of means of communication.
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