The semantics of Colors in Arabic and English poetry with reference to AlMutanabbis poems and Shakespeares Sonnets (A Comparative study)

Arts and Humanities

1. Shakespeare's sonnets 100%
2. Arabic poetry 100%
3. Poem 100%
4. English poetry 100%
5. Denotation 100%
6. English 91%
7. Linguistics 50%
8. Color Term 50%
9. Similarity 25%
10. Connotation 25%
11. Arabic (Language) 25%
12. William Shakespeare 25%
13. Conceptual 25%
14. Linguists 16%
15. Utterance 16%
16. English language teaching 16%
17. Two cultures 16%
18. Symbolic Meaning 16%
19. Sonnet 16%
20. Idioms 16%
21. Contrastive studies (CS) 16%
22. Poetics 16%
23. English culture 8%
24. Cultural Differences 8%
25. Multi-modal 8%
26. Cairo 8%
27. Educators 8%
28. Negativity 8%
29. Literature 8%
30. Expression 8%
31. linguistic universals 8%
32. Limits 8%
33. Discourse 8%
34. Spanish (Language) 8%
35. Positivity 8%
36. Artificial 8%
37. Idiomatic expressions 8%
38. Folk Literature 8%
39. Semantic universals 8%
40. Scholars 8%
41. Saudi Arabia 8%
42. Cambridge University Press 8%
43. Language Study 8%
44. Hue 8%
45. Jordanian Arabic 8%
46. Beauty 8%
47. Awareness 8%
48. Case Study 8%
49. Princes 8%
50. Arabian Peninsula 8%
51. Feelings 8%
52. Semiotics 8%
53. New paradigm 8%