Trends of Culture and Texts the Iraqi Prose Poem is a Model

Abstract

This study deals with the manner in which the text is used in cultural representations, based on the nature of the relationship between culture, sign and significance, depending on the classification criteria of cultures through which text classifications can be created. It does not do any sort of inductions and draw any closeness to all cultural texts, but focuses on aesthetic texts. In particular the Iraqi prose poem and with a specific historical period. It aims to shed more light on the relationship between cultures and texts and to show the law of similarity between them. In view of the similarities between culture and textual meanings, culture is not merely a delivery system. But has a relationship with the textual indications, considering that the culture is a mechanism of textual production, and that the texts are the result of this culture in terms of formatting, interpretation structure, indication and meaning conveying. It stems from the semiotic culture theory to determine the direction of culture and the direction of text, depending on specific semiotics, measurements as the two faces of the sign (expression and content), the two modes of communication (speaker and addressee) and rules and standards (breaking rules and following rules).