The technical structure in the novel "Faces Above... Faces Below" Salam Alward

Abstract

The postmodern novel is distinguished by taming structures and movements and making them more effective within the levels of receiving the text until it became a horizon that accommodates all purposes; this is due to what is available in it of requirements for transmitting meaning, the possibility of aesthetic excitement, and the effectiveness of reading and reception in shaping its artistic structure as an intellectual labor in which the levels of balance and stability of the human experience are drawn, and an axis for the high culture of the text that the novelist brought out after the process of intellectual digestion from the cultural memory, and the stylistic, semantic, and pictorial diversification that illuminates the horizon of the novel text, and makes it more capable of carrying the harbingers of the future in a process of continuous and interactive ebb and flow of the structure of the artistic construction of the character within the axis of the present and the future.