Arabic Literature

Human uses language as a tool to communicate with others and expresses his knowledge and requests with that. Every country or culture has its own special language. One of the most eloquent ... Read More

Research Paper

The Novel "Bab Al-Shams" in Opposition to the Truth Regime of Zionism (A Study Based on Modern Historicism)

Omid Izanlo

Volume 16, Issue 2 , May 2024, Pages 23-43

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2023.348458.612590

Abstract

In the view of modern historicism, the narration of the incident is influenced by the discourse of power in the society and the interpretation of any event is a function of the political ... Read More

Research Paper

Writing; Women's Cultural Capital in the Novel "Al-Raviyat" Written by Maha Hassan (Looking at Pierre Bourdieu's Theory of "Types of Capital")

Mohaddetheh Sameie; Abbas Ganjali; Hosein Shamsabadi; Hojjatollah Fesanghari

Volume 16, Issue 2 , May 2024, Pages 45-63

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2023.359519.612681

Abstract

The most of the works written in the field of women's rights emphasize common elements such as violence against women, forced marriage, women's financial independence, women's self-objectification, ... Read More

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Analysis of Hidden Meanings in the Curses of Nahj al-Balagha from the Perspective of Pragmatics (with a Focus on the Translation of Musavi Garmaroudi)

aliasghar shahbazi

Volume 16, Issue 2 , May 2024, Pages 65-90

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2023.358284.612673

Abstract

The reflection of the social culture of Arab life can be seen in many parts of the text of Nahj al-Balagha. Propositions of execration and cursing are one of the expressive linguistic ... Read More The reflection of the social culture of Arab life can be seen in many parts of the text of Nahj al-Balagha. Propositions of execration and cursing are one of the expressive linguistic elements of the culture of those times, which are important from different linguistic, psychological, and social dimensions. The use of these propositions by Imam Ali (PBUH) is sometimes strange and unfamiliar to the audience who is unfamiliar with the context of the speech, and transferring it to another culture from the context of translation seems to be an outstanding challenge due to the hidden aspects of meaning and cultural differences. These utterances, like many independent compounds such as proverbs, are connected to other parts of the text in terms of meaning and indicate a part of the social structure of Imam Ali's era. In the current research, relying on the descriptive-analytical method, based on pragmatics and situational context, an attempt is made to evaluate the implicit meanings of some of these meanings in Garmaroodi's translation of Nahj al-Balagha. Examining the situational and textual context of the use of speech acts of reproach and cursing in Nahj al-Balagha indicates the drawing of motives such as warning and neglect, disillusioning, humiliation, reprimand, surprise, and persuasion, along with due evaluation of the audience as well. The audience of these propositions were sometimes the relatives, friends, and people of the cities under the Imam's rule, and sometimes they were his enemies, which the Imam often used when complaining about and reproaching them. In the margin of his translation, Garmaroodi has pointed out the aspects of their meanings along with the semantics of a number of these expressions and has tried to create a correct concept of these types of expressions as infused within translation, by considering the secondary meanings of these expressions, such as contempt, expressing surprise, warning and reprimand, etc., and has put forth the interpretations within the translation

Research Paper

Metafictional Analysis of the Novel "Hona Al Warde" by Amjad Nasser

Payman Salehi; Moslem Khezeli

Volume 16, Issue 2 , May 2024, Pages 91-113

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2023.362739.612710

Abstract

Metafiction is a post-modern narrative method in which the author tries to show its fictionality and story-likeness in different ways and reduce his god-like authority in narrating ... Read More

Research Paper

The Study of Macro Metaphors of “Football as a Car” In Arabic

Abdolabaset Arab yousefabadi

Volume 16, Issue 2 , May 2024, Pages 115-134

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2024.367724.612752

Abstract

Macro metaphors are a kind of conceptual metaphor that is not present in the structure of the text; Rather, it appears in the whole text in a conceptual form and forms the mental structure ... Read More

Research Paper

Reinterpretation of Ashura Culture in Jassim al-Sahih's Poetry Based on Michael Riffateree's Theory (A Case Study of the Ode of Zikrak Fuwaheh Al-Thorat)

Ezzat Molla Ebrahimi; Mona Nadeali

Volume 16, Issue 2 , May 2024, Pages 135-158

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2023.367458.612749

Abstract

Riffateree's semiotic approach is one of the approaches of contemporary literary criticism that provides a coherent framework for criticism and analysis of poetry. The basis of this ... Read More

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Surveying Visual Schemes in Mosul Common Proverbs

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The Novel "Bab Al-Shams" in Opposition to the Truth Regime of Zionism (A Study Based on Modern Historicism)

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Writing; Women's Cultural Capital in the Novel "Al-Raviyat" Written by Maha Hassan (Looking at Pierre Bourdieu's Theory of "Types of Capital")

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Analysis of Hidden Meanings in the Curses of Nahj al-Balagha from the Perspective of Pragmatics (with a Focus on the Translation of Musavi Garmaroudi)

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Metafictional Analysis of the Novel "Hona Al Warde" by Amjad Nasser

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The Study of Macro Metaphors of “Football as a Car” In Arabic

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Reinterpretation of Ashura Culture in Jassim al-Sahih's Poetry Based on Michael Riffateree's Theory (A Case Study of the Ode of Zikrak Fuwaheh Al-Thorat)

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