البنيات الأسلوبية في الخطاب الشعري الجزائري المعاصر: ديوان "شبق الياسمين" لعثمان لوصيف _أنموذجا

Abstract

This study explores the stylistic analysis of the poetry collection Tashaqqu al-Yasamin (""The Jasmine Cracks"") by the Algerian poet Othman Lawesif, focusing on the aesthetic dimensions of contemporary poetic discourse. It addresses the central issue of how stylistic features manifest in the collection, examining four levels of stylistic analysis: phonological, morphological, syntactic, and semantic. On the theoretical side, the research outlines contributions by Arab critics to the conceptualization of style, distinguishing it from stylistics, and comparing its relation to poetics. In the applied section, the study analyzes recurring patterns such as repetition, parallelism, rhyme, and grammatical structures including fronting, postponement, and ellipsis. A descriptive-analytical methodology was employed, supported by statistical and comparative tools. Due to limited access to the print version of the collection, a digital version was used as the basis for analysis. The findings reveal that Lawesif’s poetic style is characterized by a unique use of linguistic devices that blend phonetic and syntactic harmony, ultimately reflecting a distinctive creative identity within contemporary Algerian poetry.