In 'These and the Poetics of Place,' Ibrahim Al-Omayyim delves into a compelling scholarly analysis that examines the intricate relationship between specific individuals—referred to as 'These'—and the profound concept of the poetics of place. This insightful work explores how physical environments are not merely backdrops but active participants in shaping identity, memory, and creative expression. Al-Omayyim meticulously unpacks the ways in which these chosen figures interact with and interpret their surroundings, transforming ordinary spaces into landscapes charged with symbolic and emotional significance. The book offers a rich exploration for readers interested in literary criticism, spatial theory, and the intersection of human experience with environment.