الوعي باللغة الأدبية في التراث النقدي العربي- ثنائية المنظوم والمنثور أنموذجا

Abstract

 Many of the dualisms with which the Arabic critic has operated throughout the ages, such as honesty, lies, pronunciations, meaning, clarity, ambiguity and others, however, the dualism (Organised and Scattered) has remained the most present ones in Arab critical thought because of its close connection with the Arab critic's understanding of the nature of the creative process, it's awarness of the intrinsic differences between different writing patterns and expressions that would reflect the fundamentals of literature, where language is one of the most prominent and most profound and influential elements in building and directing literary work. In the light of that, this intervention seeks to demonstrate the extent to which the ancient Arab critic was aware of the levels of literary languages in the light of his understanding of the literary organised and scattered and his interpretation of the problems and differences between them. Adopting the comparative historical approach as a means to track the various critical opinions contained in this context, in addition to devoting some critical criticism mechanisms to reading and interpreting these texts.