چکیده:
john searle’s speech act theory, as one of the most significant theories in linguistics and the philosophy of language, provides an appropriate framework for analyzing literary texts. this study, adopting a descriptive-analytical approach and utilizing library sources, examines the story of the white dome from nezami ganjavi’s haft peykar based on the fundamental concepts of this theory, including assertive, directive, expressive, commissive, and declarative speech acts. the white dome, as one of nezami’s most outstanding stories, reflects various aspects of social relationships through rhetorical techniques and imagery. from the perspective of speech act theory, this story demonstrates how characters convey profound meanings through their speech acts and how language plays a role in shaping and developing the narrative. addressing, pledging, promising, and breaking promises are among the influential speech acts in the story’s structural and semantic framework. this analysis reveals that nezami ganjavi implicitly utilized the principles of this theory and depicted aspects of love, spirituality, and social conflicts through the characters’ speech. this research not only enhances the understanding of the story’s speech structure but also illustrates how modern linguistic theories contribute to the interpretation of classical literary texts.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Literature, especially poetry and fiction, is considered a suitable platform for analyzing cognitive language from the perspective of speech acts; because in these works, the speech of characters is not only a tool for narrating the story, but also plays an essential role in advancing themes and creating the semantic structure of the text.
The story of the White Dome from Haft Peykar by Nizami Ganjavi is a prominent example of a narrative in which the speech of characters plays an important role in advancing the story, forming relationships, and creating and breaking commitments.
When the garden guards inform the young man that the concubines are present in the garden, they are actually performing an expressive act; because they are providing a report of a reality; however, these very statements indirectly create the atmosphere and expand the emotional and social context of the story.
In the story, the garden guards offer the young man the suggestion that the concubines he wishes to choose will be provided for him Analysis and examination of the speech acts of The White Dome from Nizami's Seven Beauties in advancing ...
3- Conclusion The analysis of John Searle's speech acts in the White Dome from Nizami's Haft Peykar shows that these acts play a vital role in the development of the story, a better understanding of the characters and their relationships, and also in expressing the different stages of Bahram's mystical journey.
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