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اخبار ابي تمام واخبار البحتري لابي بكر الصولي ت335هـ : دراسة تداولية == Abu Tamam’s and Al - Bahtari’s events by Abu Bakr Al - Suli,335 AH. A pragmatics study
Author name:
رحيم جبر حسون
Supervisor name:
يحيى حسن خضير
General topic:
Arabic Language and Literature
Specific topic:
Literature
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Thi-Qar - College Of Literature - Department Of Arabic Language
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Dhi Qar
First pages:
01T4878 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The pragmatic approach is the best method for all studies concerned with the communicative way, because it does not care about the formal or constructive study of the discourse, but rather examines all the aspects and circumstances that accompanied the appearance of such a discourse, for reading a systematic reading that surrounds everything related to the composition of discourse. As the speech is not limited to study the language itself and for itself, but taught the language two levels : 1 - Apparent level : It is related to the words and structures.2 - The hidden level : the state of psychological, social and cognitive ...., and from both levels consist (strategy) of the speaker, addresser and text.A - The speaker : It refers to what is expressed by words and structures to convey his intention, which is called (implicature)B - To addresser : because of the strategy of interpretation and explanation, to know the intended speaker (implicature)C - Text : Including the ideologies that contribute to the change of the situation. In these three strategies, the concept of "power" is created. This concept can only be achieved if the parties to the communicative process (the speaker and the communicator) share the common information and knowledge, The eloquence of (epistemological) references should be well - known for (the speaker and the communicator), so that they don’t fall into the illusion.This research (Abu Tamam’s and Al - Bahtari’s events by Abu Bakr Al - Suli,335 AH. A pragmatics study) consists of three chapters : • Chapter One : (argument) and it includes (intention of argument, the relations of argument and witnesses of argument)• Chapter Two : (the conversational implicatures, cooperative principles the principle and its relation to politeness - Presupposition and intention - Signs.)• Chapter Three : (the research as a literary genre, Speech acts, linguistic methods).
