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ghafourifar M, ballawy R. The stylistic phenomena in Al-shaqshaqyeh sermon. AIJH 2015; 22 (1) :49-68
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Stylistics is one of the main trends that try to look for beauties in the text. It interested in studying literary texts based on an objective approach for analyzing texts to find the beauties. We can get through that by analyzing the language and rhetorical phenomena in the text in terms of the three levels, vocal, synthetic, and indicative. Style is one rhetorical face in the book Nahjo Al-Balaqe. This study tries to study the stylistics in Al-shaqshaqyeh sermon which is one of the main sermons lectured by Emam Ali. This sermon talks about grieves and sorrows of Emam Ali after the prophet Mohammad Death. It tells us all about Emam's complaint and sorrow and patience. This study based on a descriptive method of research targeted the artistic sides in this sermon based on the stylistics in the text. We concluded that most vocals used in this sermon are hissing and whispering phones which are used mainly in grief and sorrow. In the synthetic level the verbal sentences are in past tense which is mainly used in storing the incidents and the sad feelings. These sad feelings made the Emam use short sentences. In the rhetorical level we can see the artistic coordination among words and sentences. And, the meaning is clear through embodying the sense images
Keywords: The stylistic phenomena, Al-shaqshaqyeh sermon
Received: 2015/01/26 | Accepted: 2015/07/18 | Published: 2015/10/13
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