Spatial affiliation among the poets of the Hamdanid state (Study in subject and art)
Abstract
This study seeks to reveal the relationship of the poets of the Hamdania state and the place with which they were associated. And how did these poets express their spatial affiliation through their poetic texts. This study aims to analyze the topics and methods employed by poets in their poems, as well as the role of artistic expression in shaping and reflecting experiences, emotions, and personal and collective behaviors associated with specific places.
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