The Discourse Marker of Are/bale-Na (yes-no) in Persian

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GHADERI NAJAF ABADI SOLEIMAN; AMOUZADEH MOHAMMAD

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Journal: Journal of Comparative Linguistic Research Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:18 Page(s): 65-91

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The Discourse Marker of Are/bale-Na (yes-no) in Persian

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GHADERI NAJAF ABADI SOLEIMAN | AMOUZADEH MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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Are/baleQ1

Na cooptation grammaticalization discourse markerQ1

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This study explores the discourse marker of Ar-e-Na in Persian. To this end, 180 files of telephone conversation from Bijankhan corpus and other data from radio and television interviews have been used to for the analysis. The functional classification of the discourse marker Are/bale-Na was carried out based on the Traugott model. She proposes three types of pragmatic functions for any discourse marker. The propositional function of Are/bale-Na indicates both positive and negative responses. The textual function of Are-Na fulfills the discourse function of cohesion and text organization. The expressive or interpersonal function of Are/bale-Na fulfills the pragmatic functions of hedging and face-saving via softening or reducing the negative force of an utterance. Moreover, Are/bale-Na can be used to function a number of other communicative cues simultaneously. It argues that these different functions can be explained in terms of grammaticalization process as well as the cline of semantic change.

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GHADERI NAJAF ABADI, SOLEIMAN, & AMOUZADEH, MOHAMMAD. (2020). The Discourse Marker of Are/bale-Na (yes-no) in Persian. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES, 9(18 ), 65-91. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/237245/en

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GHADERI NAJAF ABADI SOLEIMAN, AMOUZADEH MOHAMMAD. The Discourse Marker of Are/bale-Na (yes-no) in Persian. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES[Internet]. 2020;9(18 ):65-91. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/237245/en

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SOLEIMAN GHADERI NAJAF ABADI, and MOHAMMAD AMOUZADEH, “The Discourse Marker of Are/bale-Na (yes-no) in Persian,” JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES, vol. 9, no. 18 , pp. 65–91, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/237245/en

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