THE REPRESENTATION OF POWER IN SOME OF MOLANA’S LETTERS

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SHARIFI SHAHLA; FAZAELI SEYYEDE MARYAM

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Journal: Journal of Linguistics and Khorasan Dialects Year:2011 | Volume:2 | Issue:3 Page(s): 173-204

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THE REPRESENTATION OF POWER IN SOME OF MOLANA’S LETTERS

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SHARIFI SHAHLA | FAZAELI SEYYEDE MARYAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSISQ1

POWER RELATIONSQ2

MOLANA’S LETTERSQ2

Abstract

This article aims to investigate the linguistic representation of power in MOLANA’S LETTERS within the CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS framework. The POWER RELATIONShip is represented directly or indirectly. To investigate the linguistic representation of power, the letters were categorized in two types: those addressed to non-relatives and those addressed to relatives. Each type then was divided into two subsidiary categories. The non-relatives category was sub-categorized to the letters addressed to politicians and letters addressed to Molana’s students, the other category was subdivided into the letters addressed to molana’s children and Molana’s daughter-in-law.The results show that in most letters the representation of power is indirect. This indirectness serves the functions of saving the addressee’s face and politeness. In a limited number of letters, the representation of power is direct. This directness shows that Molana stands in a higher status relative to his students, children and in-laws.

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SHARIFI, SHAHLA, & FAZAELI, SEYYEDE MARYAM. (2011). THE REPRESENTATION OF POWER IN SOME OF MOLANA’S LETTERS. JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS & KHORASAN DIALECTS, 2(3), 173-204. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/203263/en

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SHARIFI SHAHLA, FAZAELI SEYYEDE MARYAM. THE REPRESENTATION OF POWER IN SOME OF MOLANA’S LETTERS. JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS & KHORASAN DIALECTS[Internet]. 2011;2(3):173-204. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/203263/en

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SHAHLA SHARIFI, and SEYYEDE MARYAM FAZAELI, “THE REPRESENTATION OF POWER IN SOME OF MOLANA’S LETTERS,” JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS & KHORASAN DIALECTS, vol. 2, no. 3, pp. 173–204, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/203263/en

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