التناص الديني في شعر الأطفال عند محمد صالح ناصر أنموذجا

Abstract

The research addressed the subject through an introduction, in which we discussed several points, followed by a preface, where we defined children's literature in general, children's literature in Algeria, and intertextuality. Then we discussed two main chapters. The first chapter deals with the aesthetics of childhood poetry by Muhammad Nasser, focusing on themes of religion, nature, homeland, and society. We then explored the artistic features in his poetry collection, including the aesthetics of poetic language, the aesthetics of poetic imagery, and the aesthetics of poetic rhythm. The second chapter focuses on the aesthetics of religious intertextuality in Muhammad Nasser's poetry directed towards children, including intertextuality with the Quran, the Prophet's biography, and the holy hadiths. An appendix introduces Muhammad Nasser's biography, upbringing, and works, followed by a conclusion that summarizes the most important findings of this research