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PARANDAVAJI NAEIME; ROSHANFEKR KOBRA; PARVANI KHALIL; MEIRZAEI FARAMARZ

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Journal: LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH) Year:2014 | Volume:5 | Issue:2 (18) Page(s): 31-54

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STYLISTICS REPRESENTATION OF STORY UTTERANCES IN "ASSABBAR" NOVEL OF SAHAR KHALIFE

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PARANDAVAJI NAEIME | ROSHANFEKR KOBRA | PARVANI KHALIL | MEIRZAEI FARAMARZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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NARRATION STYLISTICSQ2

STORY UTTERANCESQ2

SAHAR KHALIFEQ2

ASSABBARQ2

TRADITIONARY REPORTQ1

DIRECT SPEECHQ1

Abstract

Story utterances are means for expressing sayings and thoughts, and a suitable situation for promoting story incidents that establish a wide part of every story, the "narrator" should represent the utterances in a way that the reader gets familiarized with the story deeply. Therefore, stylistics of STORY UTTERANCES is necessary for better understanding of the story. Styles of representing STORY UTTERANCES, which comes from the relationship between the narrator and the story characters, are divided into five types: DIRECT SPEECH, indirect speech, free DIRECT SPEECH, free indirect speech, and narrative report of utterances. The present article deals with descriptive and analytic styles of "Assabbar" novel (1976), while it presents a complete statistics population of STORY UTTERANCES. The findings showed that utterances in the order of DIRECT SPEECH style, narrative report of utterances and free DIRECT SPEECH style have the most frequency in this novel. The narrator allows characters to connect with the reader by using DIRECT SPEECH and free DIRECT SPEECH styles, and familiarize them with the political, social and cultural problems of their society, because these two styles cause intimacy between the reader and the characters, and transfer the message of the writer to the reader in a good way. Sometimes, the narrator establishes control over the time of the story incidents, and advances them with a narrative report.

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PARANDAVAJI, NAEIME, ROSHANFEKR, KOBRA, PARVANI, KHALIL, & MEIRZAEI, FARAMARZ. (2014). STYLISTICS REPRESENTATION OF STORY UTTERANCES IN "ASSABBAR" NOVEL OF SAHAR KHALIFE. LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH), 5(2 (18)), 31-54. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/166167/en

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PARANDAVAJI NAEIME, ROSHANFEKR KOBRA, PARVANI KHALIL, MEIRZAEI FARAMARZ. STYLISTICS REPRESENTATION OF STORY UTTERANCES IN "ASSABBAR" NOVEL OF SAHAR KHALIFE. LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH)[Internet]. 2014;5(2 (18)):31-54. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/166167/en

IEEE: Copy

NAEIME PARANDAVAJI, KOBRA ROSHANFEKR, KHALIL PARVANI, and FARAMARZ MEIRZAEI, “STYLISTICS REPRESENTATION OF STORY UTTERANCES IN "ASSABBAR" NOVEL OF SAHAR KHALIFE,” LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH), vol. 5, no. 2 (18), pp. 31–54, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/166167/en

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