جماليَّاتُ اللَّوْنِ في الشعرِ الأندلسيِّ ابنُ زَيـْدونَ نموذجـاً

The aesthetics of color in Andalusian poetry Ibn Zaydun as a model

Abstract

This paper seeks to observe the aesthetics of color according to Ibn Zaidoun (394-463 AH), as he is one of the poets of Andalusia most aware of his aesthetic values ​​and the most mature use of them, without delving into the bibliography of his life: Shackled, despicable, begging for pardon, and he consumed concern, or touched upon the color of its essence and divisions, for these two aspects were filled with a lesson and concern. It will also not carry color connotations of mythical or folkloric dimensions, whose interpretations differ from one person to another, and from one nation to another. A conscious reading of Ibn Zaidoun's poetic work indicates the intensity of his passion for color, perceptive visually and with a conviction that can be used for aesthetic and psychological purposes and the areas of employment, while monitoring the effect of the context on the formation of his color connotations.