The Semiotics of Parallel Text (intertextuality) in the record of Saboula Jahish by Mohammed Musaed Al-Awdi
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Abstract
The poetic text is understood from its relationship to previous or contemporary literary works, through the interaction between it and those works. The original poetic text is one of the most important literary genres that interact with each other, ancient and modern, through intertextual reading. Reading the text is an analytical reading, the record of Al-Awdi (Saboula Jahish) not far from his interactive texts with each other or with other previous or contemporary texts that have a relationship based on juxtaposition and interconnection. A text is only a text in areas of expansion that reveal the manifestations of intertextuality that indicate the beauty of artistic creativity. Being its writer’s effort and the summary of his poetic and narrative works.
This research aims to demonstrate the validity of the semiotic approach in introspection and interrogation of its deep connotations as an inherent characteristic of every linguistic production, no speech begins from silence.
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semiotics, text, parallelism, intertextuality, poetry
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