الشعر النبطي

الشعر النبطي

Saad Sowayan / سعد الصويان

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MADAREK COMPANY FOR PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTION
Año de edición:
2026
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Antropología social y cultural, etnografía
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9786144296493
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يعد كتاب الشعر النبطي: ذائقة الشعب وسلطة النص لسعد الصويان دراسة أكاديمية موسعة في الشعر النبطي والتراث الشفهي والثقافة الشعبية في الجزيرة العربية. يجمع الكتاب بين النقد الأدبي والفولكلور والأنثروبولوجيا والبحث اللغوي والتاريخي، ويتناول نشأة الشعر النبطي ولغته وأوزانه وطرائق روايته وتدوينه ومخطوطاته ومراحل تطوره التاريخي.يناقش الصويان المواقف الرافضة لدراسة الأدب الشعبي، ويدافع عن مشروعية التعامل مع الشعر النبطي بوصفه مادة علمية وثقافية مهمة تحفظ ذاكرة المجتمع وتكشف عن تحولات اللغة والحياة الاجتماعية. كما يبحث العلاقة بين الشعر النبطي والشعر الجاهلي، وبين العامية والفصحى، ويحلل ظاهرة الانتقال من الرواية الشفهية إلى التدوين، إضافة إلى قضايا الوزن واللغة والتحقيق والنصوص القديمة.ويعتمد الكتاب على مخطوطات ومصادر تاريخية ونماذج شعرية كثيرة، ويتتبع أقدم مراحل الشعر النبطي، ومنها شعر بني هلال والحقب الجبرية وما تلاها، مع دراسة شعراء ونصوص أسهمت في تشكيل هذا التراث.يمثل الكتاب مرجعا مهما للباحثين وطلبة الجامعات والمهتمين بالشعر النبطي والأدب الشعبي السعودي والخليجي، والفولكلور، والأنثروبولوجيا، واللغة العربية، والتراث الشفهي، والتاريخ الثقافي للجزيرة العربية.ويؤكد المؤلف في مقدمته أهمية دراسة الثقافة الشعبية والمأثورات بوصفها مادة ضرورية لفهم المجتمع والهوية الثقافية. كما يتناول الكتاب العلاقة بين الثقافة الشعبية والرسمية ومكانة الأدب الشفهي في دراسة المجتمع. Nabati Poetry: The People’s Taste and the Authority of the Text by Saad Abdullah Sowayan is a major scholarly study of Nabati poetry, oral tradition, popular culture, and the literary heritage of the Arabian Peninsula. Combining literary criticism, folklore studies, linguistics, anthropology, and historical research, the book examines the origins, language, transmission, meters, manuscripts, and development of Nabati poetry across different historical periods.Sowayan challenges the traditional dismissal of vernacular and popular poetry and argues for its serious academic study as an essential record of Arab cultural memory. He explores the relationship between Nabati poetry and pre-Islamic Arabic poetry, the interaction between colloquial and classical Arabic, oral composition and written transmission, poetic meter, and the role of poets and narrators in preserving social and historical memory.Drawing on rare manuscripts, oral sources, historical documents, and a large body of poetic examples, the book traces early Nabati poetry through the Banu Hilal, Jabrid, and later periods. It also discusses questions of authenticity, textual authority, language change, folklore, Bedouin culture, and the cultural value of popular literature.An important reference for scholars, university students, researchers, and readers interested in Nabati poetry, Saudi and Gulf heritage, Arabic literature, oral poetry, folklore, anthropology, linguistics, and the cultural history of the Arabian Peninsula.

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