استلهام الحكاية الشعبية في المجموعة القصصية الخيول البيض لأحمد يوسف عقيلة سماته و دلالاته

Abstract

The Libyan researcher and narrator Ahmed Yousef Aqeelah owns a large stock of folklore that arose in his memory due to his Bedouin upbringing in the village of Omar Al Mukhtar in the bosom of Wadi Al-Kouf in the Green Mountain. His passion from his earliest days has been to collect and write these stories. The reader of Ahmed Yousef Aqeelah's works feels from the first story that in the face of a literary text closely related to the heritage, the writer unleashes his memory associated with an overwhelming desire to integrate into an ideal world that he created in his imagination through the stories of his aunts and in the depths of that link between the art of narration and heritage, the image appears on the other hand, when he creates a literary text imbued with heritage, the reader hardly touches a line between the reality of the writer and his heritage which belongs to the authority of memory. This study deals with the phenomenon of inspiring folk tales in the fictional works of the writer Ahmed Youssef Aqeelah. The research aims to highlight the link between the writer's short story and the heritage of the folk tale, through a critical analytical study that reveals the features and the effects of this inspiration