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The Narratolyric Writing
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"The Narratolyric Writing" is relatively a short introduction to a very wide world of the narrative lyricism. Here is a collection of essays about the core and the central idea of the narratolyric writing. It is a door into a new world.
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Anwer Ghani
Anwer Ghani is an Iraqi poet and writer. He was born in 1973 in Alhilla city. His name had appeared in Adelaide, Zarf, Peacock, Otoliths, Algebra of Owls, and others. And also had appeared in Inner Child Press anthology "The Year Of The Poet". Anwer Ghani is the chief editor of "Tajdeed" literary magazine. He had, in Arabic, forty books in literature and religious sciences. Here is his website; https://anwerghaniwriting.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html Anwer Ghan is the chief representative of the World Nations Writers Union (WNWU) in Iraq, the member in international writers association (IWA), and the establisher of "Tajdeed Literary Institute (TLI)" and the annual "Tajdeed" Prize for expressive narrative.
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The Narratolyric Writing - Anwer Ghani
The Narratolyric Writing
The
Narratolyric
Writing
An Introduction
Anwer Ghani
2017
The Dedication
To the Narratolyricism’s Writers
Preface
It is clear that the existence is composed from formal aspect and intellectual aspect and everything in addition to its external appearance has an internal image. We have, with the external form of anything, an intellectual idea about him and we can say in a broad meaning that he has a body and soul.
All the things differ in the power and clarity in its existence. Some of them are so obvious and the others are weak and inert. The differences between things’ existences we call it the transfiguration
. So everything has a transfiguration, and each of them tries to present with full transfiguration. In fact, our existence is an attempt toward the grand transfiguration, and everything has a degree in its transfiguration.
The writing, like anything has an external form and an intellectual ideation, and it always tries to appear with complete transfiguration in these sides and this is so obvious in literary writings. In fact the literature is an advanced degree in the writing’s transfiguration and every literary genre is seeking a complete transfiguration in its intellectual ideation in addition to its formal appearance.
In the poetry, there are the narrative and the descriptive poetry paralleling the dramatic poetry. In other side there is lyric poetry which opposite the narrative, and there is prose poetry which is opposing the verse.
The prose poetry is always seeking a complete transfiguration, and because the complexity of its hybrid nature, its prose as well as its poetry tries to reach the complete transfiguration with full elements. Any piece will appear with weak prose poetry’s transfiguration, if it doesn't consent this
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