"Transformations of the Elusive Meaning... Studies in the Poetry of Salah Abdel Sabour."

This research study attempts to delve into the essence of the "poetic meaning" of a great symbol of modern poetry, the poet Salah Abdel Sabour, who succeeded in imposing the centrality of his poetic vision on literary culture since his appearance, until now, and had a tangible impact on the poetry movement due to the success that he achieved. He met him, and because of the quality of the artistic level of his writings, many studies appeared around him that looked at his experience from several points of view, and the results are constantly disappointing, due to the contradiction that surrounds critical studies, and this study attempts to explore "this poetic meaning" for him by evoking a state of cultural awareness. Modern Arabic in general and poetic awareness, in particular, and how this state of "formation" was built on contradictory results, which necessarily led to contradictory results, which made talking about "modern poetry" a general, loose talk, as this study argues that the similarity factors that allow the talk A "general poetic movement" is less than the factors of difference that isolate each experience in a world of its own, and this, in turn, leads to a contradiction in critical judgments that attempt to establish "common rules" among modern poets.