Conversational lmplicature in Al-Amidi: Abu Tammam and Al-Buhturi as Models

Abstract

This research deals with the study of dialogical compulsion by AMDI in his famous book: (The Poetic balance between Abi Tammam and Bahri), which aims to reveal the extent of knowledge of the ancient critics of the concept of compulsion, and to identify the extent of his acumen for the concept of dialogical compulsion and its agreement with the rules of Grace, using the comparative approach to link ancient studies among Arabs, modern studies, descriptive analytical approach to the study of dialogical compulsion, deconstructing literary texts, and the rules of discourse, deliberative is a modern term, but research in it is ancient, has been used by ancient critics in the analysis of literary texts, research has proved a close relationship between the meaning of dialogic imperative ancient and modern, In ancient times, Bishr Ibn al-mutamar was one of the first in this field when he spoke about the speaker's consideration of the situation of the interlocutor, as many Arab scholars, ancient and modern, pointed to the Dialogic imperative, especially at Al-jurjani, who directly pointed to the meaning of the subject (secondary meanings), and Grace is the one who rooted the Dialogic imperative, applying the principle of cooperation and its rules, and that the true meaning is not always apparent, but may be hidden the dialogue was necessitated in the Holy Quran, and in poetry by various methods and mechanisms, including:news, creation, and rhetorical Sciences.