التناص الأسطوري في "رواية الورم" لإبراهيم الكوني

Abstract

This article includes a study of the mythological convergence of Abraham elkawni's "novel of the tumor" and specifically discusses the three myths:

The Myth of Paradise: Paradise Lost is a myth presented by many historical texts that speak of paradise in the biblical, Christian and Islamic concept. This story embodies the story of Adam and Eve and their sinfulness by eating the forbidden fruit, which led to their departure from heaven and descent.

The legend of the "scapegoat" is the title of a legend telling the story of Agamemnon, who sacrificed his virgin daughter, Eugenia, promised by Artemis to commit his sin when he sacrificed the sacred goat of Artemis. A great loss in the terrible Trojan War, which made his navy fleet heading to Troy was subjected to heavy winds, which cost him enormous human and material losses. He told the priest, Agamemnon, to sacrifice his virgin daughter Ivegina as the scapegoat that would save the fleet from perdition.

The legend of Gilgamesh is the legend of Gilgamesh, one of the most famous works of ancient Mesopotamia, the source of which is Sumerian mythology, which flourished over more than a thousand years in Assyria or Babylon