EmbodimentLesson in rhetoric and critical to the Arabs

Abstract

This research seeks to read (embodiment), as a concept, and a vision in the light of the sayings of rhetoricians and ancient Arab critics, and its evaluation, and determine its rhetorical and critical effectiveness after it was not possible to find a definition for it in the dictionaries of ancient and modern rhetoric and criticism, and it was not mentioned in the dictionary (definitions). ) by Al-Sharif Al-Jurjani, and in (Mafatih Al-Ulum) by Al-Khwarizmi, and in (Exploring the Terms of Arts) by Al-Thanawi, and in (Dictionary of Rhetorical Terms and Their Development) by Dr. Ahmed Wanted, as well as (Dictionary of Old Arabic Criticism) by Dr. rhetoric, or what? In its quest, the research seeks to reach the truth without imposing a modern term on old concepts, but rather tries to extract these concepts in order to place them within their artistic framework that was absorbed by rhetorical and Arab critical thought, adopting a textual, inductive approach to reach what it wants.