چکیده:
One of the secrets to the success of a literary work is the author's awareness of the art of rhetoric. The science of Ma'ani provides a solid foundation that has sustained the art of eloquence. The optimal and attractive use of the principles and branches of rhetoric is what steers the vessel of speech into the heart of the audience and influences them. Juvayni is one of the capable writers of the seventh century who possessed great mental power and an eloquent language. The secret to the captivating nature of Juvayni's Tarikh-i Jahangusha and his prose lies in his style of speech and discourse, which demonstrates his familiarity with the secrets of calligraphy and audience recognition. Using secondary meanings of sentences to express sorrow, despair, or the mention or omission of the predicate with a relative pronoun for glorification and exaltation, as well as prolixity (itnab), are among the frequently used concepts of Juvayni that have paved the way for expressing his feelings and emotions. He has well grasped the secret of effective speech in Tarikh-i Jahangusha and has utilized it skillfully. In the present research, evidence from Juvayni's prose has been found for almost every entry of the science of Ma'ani, which itself indicates the extensive impact of this art on the writing power of the author.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The Approach of the Science of Ma'ani in Juvayni's Jihan-gusha (Volume One) Ali-Mohammad Poshtdar 1 Seyedeh Mozhgan Forutan 2 Abstract One of the secrets of the success of a literary work is the author's awareness of the art of eloquence.
The secret of the captivating nature of Jihan-gusha's history and Juvayni's prose lies in his style of speech and discourse, which demonstrates his familiarity with the secrets of calligraphy and audience recognition.
In the present research, evidence from Juvayni's prose has been found for almost every entry of the science of Ma'ani, which itself indicates the extensive impact of this art on the writing power of the author.
5- Some other letters, treatises, and decrees (Juvayni, Ata Malik, Tarikh-i Jahan-gusha, edited and annotated by Ahmad Khatami).
Ata Malik began writing Tarikh-i Jahan-gusha, which is the most detailed and accurate history compiled regarding the period of Mongol domination and the affairs and conquests of Genghis Khan, in the year 650 or the following year, while he was staying in Karakorum, and continued it until the year 658, when he had just been appointed to the government of Baghdad.
" (Tarikh-i Jahan-gusha: Vol. 1/6) [Juvayni expresses sorrow and grief because he did not listen to his father's words.
" (Ibid/ 27) Predicate (Musnad Alayh) with a Demonstrative Adjective "That group was nothing but a flood that passed by...
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