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The place is considered one of the most important narrative components in the novel, and the readers’ attachment to this literary genre has increased, due to the relationship that binds the person to the place as a refuge to which he takes shelter and takes refuge in it. And give it an aesthetic character. Abdul Hamid Judah Al-sahar, one of the most prominent authors of the Egyptian novel. Al-Sahar chose in it from the wide and broad life an important historical period in the history of Egypt that begins before the First World War and its events take place in many different places, including closed, open, domestic, and sacred, and these places are associated with different personalities. The article aims to study the spatial binaries, including the open, the closed, the friendly, and the sacred, and their impact on the characters of the novel "The Harvest", in order to reveal the controlling structure in the fictional text, based on the descriptive-analytical approach. Some of the results show that Al-Sahar paid great attention to spatial binaries, and for him the place takes on its true value through its relationship with the fictional characters, and the feelings they show regarding various binaries such as fear, security, exhilaration, joy, justice and inequality. different in this story. Al-Sahar took care of presenting the spatial binaries and describing them accurately, in which it appears that the relationship between the personality and the place is opposite in influence and vulnerability, and that the spatial binaries in this novel exceeded the dimensions of the place and were implemented in the various characters.
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