الأَبْعَادُ الدَّلالِيَّةُ لِلأَلْوانِ فِي شِعْر يُوسُفَ الثَّالِثِ
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https://doi.org/10.54721/jrashc.23.3.1815Abstract
This study aims to explore the dimensions and meanings of colors in the poetry of Yusuf III, the King of Granada in al-Andalus, through two main perspectives: the psychological and the social. Colors occupied a significant space in his poetic experience, as he employed them across various poetic purposes, with the color red being the most frequently used. The invocation of colors in his poetry was not merely ornamental; rather, it reflected the very fabric of his poetic expression, embodied in his beloved, his environment
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