"The semiotics of masochism in the poetry of Abu Tammam".

This research aims to investigate the semiotics of masochism in Abi Tammam's poetry, with remarkable signs, which reflected the abundance of subjectivity and presence. And the image that was manifested in the sanctification of the other, and the slavery of the ego of the victim, which punishes itself, is a hidden masochistic pleasure. The research concluded that these features in his poetry are morally masochistic and not lustful or feminine- framed by the emotions of consciousness and subconsciousness as a result of a neurotic psychological disorder due to his tension and anxiety over his frequent travels in pursuit of ambition and transcendence that have not been fully achieved, and that it is a clear reflection of the impact of the societal culture of poets in general. As well as for the value transformation at the level of the human circle of the individual based on hidden pleasure despite the apparent complaint according to the concept of linguistic phenomena based on standard morphological and structural considerations in which we presented the synchronic (synchronicity) over the dacronism (evolution). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]