The Semantic Frames of the Verb “ Absara” (beholding) in the Holy Quran and their Persian translations (Based on Charles Fillmore's the Semantic Meaning Theory)

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BAKHSHI MARYAM; ESLAMI MOHAMMAD REZA; Omoyi Hasrat; PASHAEE MOHAMMAD

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Journal: LINGUISTIC RESEARCH IN THE HOLY QURAN Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:1 (17) Page(s): 65-86

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The Semantic Frames of the Verb “ Absara” (beholding) in the Holy Quran and their Persian translations (Based on Charles Fillmore's the Semantic Meaning Theory)

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BAKHSHI MARYAM | ESLAMI MOHAMMAD REZA | Omoyi Hasrat | PASHAEE MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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Holy QuranQ2

Translation CriticismQ2

Charles Fillmore's the Semantic Meaning TheoryQ1

The verb (Absara)Q1

Abstract

Semantic science in the search for meaning has a profound relationship with translation science and is one of the methods to review and criticize translation. The present article is an attempt to study the semantic frames of the verb “ Absara” (beholding) in the Quranic verses of the Holy Quran and their Persian translation according to the Fillmore's semantic meanings theory (Ansarian, Fooladvand, Khorramshahi & Makarem shirazi). In the Quranic examples under research, the verb “ Absara” (beholding) has a visual-perceptual semantic frame as the central semantic frame and six cognitive formats of seeing, looking, understanding, thinking, illuminating, and discerning that its primary basis is seeing with eyes on the head. The outcome of the research shows that the translators were unanimous in three semantic formats (seeing, illuminating & looking) and paid attention to the context of the verse in which the verb is used. But in the semantic format of "understanding" and "discerning, " none of them carefully considered the context of the verse. And only Khorramshahi translated correctly the semantic form of thinking based on Syntagmatic Relationships.

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BAKHSHI, MARYAM, ESLAMI, MOHAMMAD REZA, Omoyi, Hasrat, & PASHAEE, MOHAMMAD. (2020). The Semantic Frames of the Verb “ Absara” (beholding) in the Holy Quran and their Persian translations (Based on Charles Fillmore's the Semantic Meaning Theory). LINGUISTIC RESEARCH IN THE HOLY QURAN, 9(1 (17) ), 65-86. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/263985/en

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BAKHSHI MARYAM, ESLAMI MOHAMMAD REZA, Omoyi Hasrat, PASHAEE MOHAMMAD. The Semantic Frames of the Verb “ Absara” (beholding) in the Holy Quran and their Persian translations (Based on Charles Fillmore's the Semantic Meaning Theory). LINGUISTIC RESEARCH IN THE HOLY QURAN[Internet]. 2020;9(1 (17) ):65-86. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/263985/en

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MARYAM BAKHSHI, MOHAMMAD REZA ESLAMI, Hasrat Omoyi, and MOHAMMAD PASHAEE, “The Semantic Frames of the Verb “ Absara” (beholding) in the Holy Quran and their Persian translations (Based on Charles Fillmore's the Semantic Meaning Theory),” LINGUISTIC RESEARCH IN THE HOLY QURAN, vol. 9, no. 1 (17) , pp. 65–86, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/263985/en

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