Symbolic Intertextuality Between the Poet Ali Al-Fazzani and the Poets of His Era Who Preceded Him

Abstract

This topic focuses on the role of intertextuality of the symbols that the Libyan poet Al-Fazani conjured up with his contemporary poets in order to determine the extent to which Al-Fazani benefited him  from those who preceded him from the poets of his time. And yet it is useful in bringing closer the common links between the later and the former poets, despite their different poetic experiences. Because symbolic intertextuality is one of the mechanisms of textual practice on the poetic text that modern theories call for in text science today, because it deepens and intensifies the meaning of the text, and increases the role of the reader who has become in the calculation of the creator, and According to the followin.