A Semiotic reading of significance in the poem "Children of Shatila" by the poet Dr. Ahmed Al- Rimawi

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Published Jan 1, 2024
Mohammad Rayan

Abstract

This study seeks to monitor the semiotic structure and describe it in the poem
"Children of Shatila" by the Palestinian poet Ahmed Al-Rimawi, in two axes: the
horizontal axis, in the phonetic, structural, lexical and semantic levels. The
vertical axis touched on the three structures: similarity, contradiction, conflict or
tension. We concluded that the poem has a deep structure embodied in the
sounds that make the children of Shatila confront the negative enemy of life and
spatial existence, leading to the heroism they achieved for man and place.
Thus, the poem embodied the pain of the entire Palestinian people, but the new
reality changes the equation, and there becomes a dialectical situation between
the past and the present, existence and nothingness, space and no-place, and thus
the poet communicates his conscious intention full of hope and renewal.

How to Cite

Rayan, M. . (2024). A Semiotic reading of significance in the poem "Children of Shatila" by the poet Dr. Ahmed Al- Rimawi. AL-Majma, (19), 163–190. Retrieved from https://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/majma/article/view/843

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