The ego between prominence and diaspora in textual transcendentals Poetry collection "Diwan" called Confession in the Presence of Ego written by poet Mohammad Abu Sharara as a model

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to trace the poetry collection "Diwan" called Confession in the Presence of Ego, which was written by the poet Muhammad Abu Sharara, as it follows the manifestations of the ego in two aspects; the aspect of prominence and the aspect of diaspora The importance of the study lies in the role of textual transcendence and the connotations it bears that are mutually supportive with the text, so it is a space that the poet invests in charging it with connotations that correspond to what he wishes to express. that point, the researcher divided this study into an introduction, two main topics, and a conclusion. The introduction section included a theoretical framework related to the concepts of the ego and the textual transcendental, the first topic was about the ego and the parallel text, which limited to the cover, address, dedication, and the expressions of presentation, and the second topic named ego and the textual transcendental internal, this topic includes in its folds the intertextuality in its forms standing onto the summoned characters. Finally, the study closed with a conclusion that leads to the study's results. The study concluded that the ego emerges from two aspects: the first aspect was a subjective aspect of the poet, and another aspect represented in the opinion of others and their interaction with his product, while the diaspora and the lack of ego and its loss are present in citizens related to the reality of life and the state of the nation, including religious intertextuality and popular intertextuality which is related in much of their intersection with the Arab's reality nation and its tragedy