(The Dramatic Event in Ahmad Matar’s Placards)

Authors

  • Dohuk Aref Farhan University of Salahaddin-Erbil /College of Languages/ Department of Arabic Language
  • Prof.Ali Abdel Rahman Fattah University of Salahaddin-Erbil /College of Languages/ Department of Arabic Language

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31185/bsj.Vol19.Iss29.1177

Keywords:

Keywords: dramatic event, conflict, scene, beginning, middle, ending.

Abstract

     The event is considered one of the key dramatic elements in narrative arts. It refers to a sequence of actions or events that occur within a specific time and place. It typically includes a beginning that captures the audience’s attention, a middle where dialogue or conflict is revealed through the actions and opinions of the characters, with a rise and fall in the course of events, and an ending-often concluding with a specific message or situation. Harmony between these elements is achieved through a coherent and interconnected plot. The dramatic event in Ahmad Matar’s placards reflects the tragic reality of Arab nations and alerts society to the oppression of authoritarian regimes. It frequently focuses on a conflict between two opposing sides, where the event develops through successive scenes and acts in the dramatic texts.

 

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2025-09-14

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