Substitutional Displacement in the Poetic Collection of Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad

Abstract

The research entitled "Substitutional Displacement in the Poetic Collection of Al-Mu’tamid ibn Abbad" aims to uncover the utilization of displacement within it, focusing on substitutional displacement techniques and their varied application in conveying meanings and influencing the audience. It seeks to analyze the extent to which this stylistic approach facilitates the transmission of the intended message to the recipient through linguistic and rhetorical analysis, employing a stylistic framework and statistical interpretation of artistic phenomena. The study comprises an introduction, a preface, five main sections, and a conclusion. It introduces displacement, elucidating its concept, significance, conditions for realization in literary expression, synonyms in both Arab and Western contexts, and scholarly interpretations. The research topics include comparative alternative imagery, dependent alternative imagery, mental alternative imagery, necessary alternatives, and corresponding absolute space imagery. The research yields significant findings, highlighting the effectiveness of substitutional displacement techniques in accurately conveying meanings, with the poet demonstrating precision in their execution. The study also observes the poet's varying use of human life and nature within substitutional displacement, emphasizing differences in their employment. Overall, the examination of substitutional displacement in the poet's work underscores its efficacy in authentically revealing the author's persona.