The Ego, The other, and Their Persuading Eloquence in The Poetry of Omar Bin Abi Rabia

This research came to stand at the duality of "ego" and "the other" and highlighted their manifestations in the poetry of Omar ibn Abi Rabia, wondering how the poet expressed these concepts and what are the images and representations of the ego and the other in his poetry, how were the images of the relationship and the persuasive interaction between them, and the values derived from this analysis, through two axes: To introduce the concepts of "ego" and "the other" in language and terminology, while the second axis dealt with the applications of the ego and the other and showed the most prominent manifestations and formations in the poetry of Omar ibn Abi Rabia. The research will present the concepts of "ego" and "other" in his poetry, where the" ego "represents the poet's own and his personal vision of the world around him, while the" other " represents the elements that are different, corresponding and differentiated from that ego. The research raises the question of how the poet embodied these two concepts in his poetry, what are the images and representations of the "other", how he expressed the interaction and relationship between them, revealing the meanings and connotations implied in them related to the ego and the other. The research reveals the multidimensionality and complexity of these two concepts, expressing the emotional and subjective experience of the poet and his then social and cultural interactions.