[ مذاكرة جماعية ] : التجمع النهائي لمادة النقد الادبي

[Another day]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Judge

السرد الروائي:
Narrative Discousr:
1- Time
2- Mood
3- Voice > Who Speaks?

ماني متاكد

لا 3 لان ال narrative معناها سرد كلام يعيني

[ام لمى 82]

سؤال
اهتم بدراسة الحكايات الخياليه fairy tale فلاديمير بروب

والحكايات الشعييه folk tales ؟؟؟؟؟

مين يعرف

[ابن عباد]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة sweet eyes

- European writers and artists thought that were imitating the classical cultures
of Greek and Roman. In reality they imitated mostly:
A. The Greek
B. The Roman
C. The French
D. The Italians

احد يعرف الجواب الصحيح يرضى عنكم

الجواب c- the french

لأنه يقول الكتاب الاوربيين

اللي مو متأكد من الحل لا يضيع العالم الله يرضى عليكم بلاش فتوى

[ابـــو حـــمود]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابن عباد

الجواب c- the french

لأنه يقول الكتاب الاوربيين

اللي مو متأكد من الحل لا يضيع العالم الله يرضى عليكم بلاش فتوى

انا ما بفتي لاحد لكن اتناقش معكم

اللي فهمته من السؤال يقول ان الكتاب والفنانين الاوربيين قلدوا الثقافات الكلاسيكية من الاغريق والرومان ولكن معظم التقليد اتوقع يقصد المعظم من الرومان او الاغريق

والله اعلم هذا حسب فهمي

نبي دافور يفهمنا

[ريحانة نجد]

فيه اسئلة اختبار مترجمه غير حقت ابو جنى

[ابـــو حـــمود]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابـــو حـــمود

انا ما بفتي لاحد لكن اتناقش معكم

اللي فهمته من السؤال يقول ان الكتاب والفنانين الاوربيين قلدوا الثقافات الكلاسيكية من الاغريق والرومان ولكن معظم التقليد اتوقع يقصد المعظم من الرومان او الاغريق

والله اعلم هذا حسب فهمي

نبي دافور يفهمنا

Imitation doesn’t lead to Originality :
- In Rome, imitation led to frustration and produced a plagiaristic culture. Europeans simply ignored these complications. The desire to produce poetic monuments to go with their political and military power was more important.
- As long as imitation produced “textual monuments” in the form of books, poems and plays, European writers were happy with it.
- Europeans thought that they were imitating the classical cultures of Greece and Rome. In reality they imitated mostly the Romans. Very few Greek texts were available in Europe before the 19th century . European classicism, for example, always claimed to be based on the ideas of Aristotle
- European classicism, for example, always claimed to be based on the ideas of Aristotle, but research shows that they knew very little of Aristotle’s work.
- “A first hand knowledge of Aristotle, even in translation, seem to have been exceptional: Walpole mentions him five times in his letters – usually coupled with Bossu and the ‘Rules’; and Cowper, at the age of fifty-three, had ‘never in his life perused a page of Aristotle.’ The Poetics were mush reverenced, but little read.”
- European writers knew Greek works “only… through the praise of (Roman) Latin authors.”


نسختها من ملخص الدكتور

الجواب الرومان

[Judge]

السرد الروائي:
Narrative Discousr:
1- Time
2- Mood
3- Voice > Who Speaks?

[Another day]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Judge

السرد الروائي:
Narrative Discousr:
1- Time
2- Mood
3- Voice > Who Speaks?

judge هههههههه انت اكتشف السالفه والا باقي؟ هي حاطتهم كنقاط وانا وانت فهمنا غلط لا وجيت ازعط عليك بعد ههههههه

[Another day]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابـــو حـــمود

imitation doesn’t lead to originality :
- in rome, imitation led to frustration and produced a plagiaristic culture. Europeans simply ignored these complications. The desire to produce poetic monuments to go with their political and military power was more important.
- as long as imitation produced “textual monuments” in the form of books, poems and plays, european writers were happy with it.
- europeans thought that they were imitating the classical cultures of greece and rome. In reality they imitated mostly the romans. very few greek texts were available in europe before the 19th century . European classicism, for example, always claimed to be based on the ideas of aristotle
- european classicism, for example, always claimed to be based on the ideas of aristotle, but research shows that they knew very little of aristotle’s work.
- “a first hand knowledge of aristotle, even in translation, seem to have been exceptional: Walpole mentions him five times in his letters – usually coupled with bossu and the ‘rules’; and cowper, at the age of fifty-three, had ‘never in his life perused a page of aristotle.’ the poetics were mush reverenced, but little read.”
- european writers knew greek works “only… through the praise of (roman) latin authors.”


نسختها من ملخص الدكتور

الجواب الرومان

وانت صح يا بوحمود

[ابـــو حـــمود]

ثانكيو فيري متش انذر دي

انا قاهرني ابن عباد يفتي من راسه ويقول لاحد يفتي هههههههههههههه