Implications of Written Deviations in Arabic Morocco Micro-Narratives based on Leech`s Theory

Deviation is one of the topics discussed in the school of formalism. The founders of the theory have taken steps to deviate from the norms and rules of language and have identified these deviation techniques as one of the ways of creating literature. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Leech as one of the prominent figures of English formalism has classified these deviations into eight types, including written deviation. but this article seeks to extract a variety of written deviations in Arabic macro-narratives Focusing on 11 micro-series (857 stories) from Morocco through an analytical-inductive method and assumes that deviations can be identifies even in multi-line and multi-word short-short stories, as there are some techniques used in short-short stories that have never been used in poetry. The choice of the narrations of Morocco is due to the fact that the flourishing of micro-narratives was significantly manifested in this country. The obtained results of this study show that the most usable deviation methods used in Arabic Morocco micro-narratives including spacing the words, using loan word from other languages, segmentation of lines with numbers, unusual use of punctuations. However, the purpose of the Morocco writer is, on the one hand, to draw the attention of the reader and to highlight that part of the short-short story which t is different from the rest, and on the other hand, to attempt to harmonize the structure with the content.