The Aesthetics of Preference and Contrast in Mustafa Al-Bardouni's Poem 10.35781/1637-000-113-002

Abstract

This research examines the use of the superlative form and antithesis in the poem (Mustafa) by Al-Bardouni, providing a clear representation of the aesthetic qualities and rhetorical significance of these two phenomena. The superlative and antithesis are distinctly manifest in the poem, reflecting their beauty and depth. The study of these elements unveils the poet's stylistic and literary characteristics, as well as the artistic and rhetorical qualities inherent in his work. Through an analysis of the poem, the research highlights Al-Bardouni's exceptional ability to convey his ideas and emotions, portray reality, and address various political and social issues. The research sheds light on the poet's use of the superlative and antithesis, emphasizing their stylistic, artistic, linguistic, semantic, and rhythmic features. These elements, combined with expressive imagery, endow the poem with profound meanings and stylistic elegance. The poem emerges vibrant with emotions and feelings, articulating thoughts and reflections with remarkable clarity and beauty.