Semiotics in Palestinian poetry, based on Peirce's theory, a study of the poems of Haroun Hashem Rashid and Muin Baseiso for example

Today semiotics mainly influenced by Peirce's thoughts has become an independent discipline which is used as an interdisciplinary aspect of text analysis. Semiotic analysis of the literary works, especially in the literature of Palestine, could lay the groundwork for a new reading of them and the identity in sustainability discourses and its external and internal relations. by using different semiotic approaches, the layers of thoughts and symptoms such as: Intertextuality, time, place, character, narration, author, methods of discovering additional meanings, along with encryption used in the works of Haroun Hashem Rashid and Muin Baseiso are evaluated to appear or reveal new horizons in the identity of Palestinian segment against the audience in their lyrics. Based on this approach, it also appears that encryption is related to the creator, aesthetics, text interrelationship, time, place and the form of these poems. Given the works of these two poets, a number of roles and symptoms are presented that rebuild a powerful relationship within a turbulent life, which is fluctuating between the pleasant and unpleasant symptoms. In some examples, the results show that there is a reliance on metatext(hypertext) elements and the events of the author's life in his poetry in addiotion to the text elements. However, of all the most frequent indices of their poetry, time, character, and the indications of locations can be noted.