Intellectual, spiritual and material structural summit in the poetry of "My Heart" by Sami Awdal

Abstract

The structure of the text proves its globalization in today’s literature, as its templates and linguistic cords fall into place. The present research revolves around sets of structures—a kind of structuralism—intellectual, spiritual and material structuralism that expands and deepens the scope of research. The intellectual structure at the moment of scrutiny falls into a circle of thought and closed discourse in which the philosophy revolves around each of the neutral ideas that reach the mind of the reader. And the horizons of the idea expand so that it is possible to reach the top of the structure from the prefix and the leading sentence to the last morpheme, from which the resonance of all the discourse units is created. The units struggle for the ability to coexist and the survival of the significance of ideas in that structure. The spiritual structuralism of a cognitive circle turns into a structure with hieroglyphs and imagery, in which the genius of the text writer appears in his choice of words and luminous ideas. Then the intellectual and spiritual cognitive discourse mix so that within a kind of carrier of the ideas of the heavenly text, we create a symbol from which is read national intellectual cognitive knowledge.

Keywords

• The Heavenly Text
• Central Kurdish Poet
• Sami Awdal
• Intellectual Structuralism

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