symbolism

symbolism

symbolism

The symbolism of Western philosophical literary doctrine expresses the various literary and philosophical experiences by means of the symbol, sign or hint.

The symbol means the inspiration the indirect expression of hidden psychological aspects that the language does not strengthen its performance or is not intended to express directly.

The symbol in the modern literature is of great importance that may be no less than the imagined imagination, and the distinction must be made between the symbol as a tool to convey the idea in a wide sense and between myths as an idea of ​​the text employing the symbol in the literary text appropriate employment gives the text a welcome dimension and active movement in his words and evidence, Consistent harmony and harmony when choosing the best symbol of the idea expressed in the text, and our Islamic history on a huge number of positions and personalities, battles and cities and places, each of which is a symbol of literary significance no less remarkable than other rhetorical applications.

The symbolism as an artistic trend that has emerged in contemporary poetic creativity transcends the materialistic assets scattered in the real world to the expectations of dreams and aspirations in the ideal world. It is derived from the symbol as a link between these two worlds. And its constant desire in terms of uncovering the hidden links behind the physical phenomena, through the ability of the pagan and a special vision adopted by the poet Rams through which the symbol stands as the symbol for him present in a creative creations do not infiltrate the raw images, or (Austin, Warren, and Renee Wilick) authors of the theory of literature, when they said (The symbol is a subject that refers to another subject, but it is what qualifies him to require attention - also - to himself as a thing before.