Analysis of Translations of Arafat prayer Based on Aeser's Aesthetic Theory

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TABIBI ALIREZA; Rahimi Azin Marzeieh; MASBOOGH SEYYED MEHDI

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Journal: QURAN HADITH TRANSLATION STUDIES Year:2018 | Volume:5 | Issue:9 Page(s): 137-161

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Analysis of Translations of Arafat prayer Based on Aeser's Aesthetic Theory

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TABIBI ALIREZA | Rahimi Azin Marzeieh | MASBOOGH SEYYED MEHDI | Issue Writer Certificate

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Arafat prayerQ1

receiving aestheticsQ1

translationQ2

IazerQ1

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The theory of "aesthetics of reception" proposed by Wolfgang Eiser is one of the branches of the theory of reception in linguistics and literature. This theory emphasizes the reader's understanding and reception and aims to achieve the goal that the text translator, as one of the readers, ought to fill the gap based on his perception. This research is descriptive-analytic and is based on the theory of Wolfgang Iazer, and has chosen translations of Shojaee, Ellahe Qumshahi and Moaidi from Arafah's prayer, as a literary text. It has done this after examining the various types of gaps in the original text of prayer, and the way they reflect on Persian translation. The results of the research showed that the virtual part of the language (metaphor, quibble, permissive and simile) is the most intrinsic part of the prayer and metaphor has the largest amount of linguistic split. Translators have used two methods to remove and highlight these empty spaces and among translators, Mr. Shojaei, using a free translation of this prayer, has used the method of highlighting to read empty spaces more than others.

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TABIBI, ALIREZA, Rahimi Azin, Marzeieh, & MASBOOGH, SEYYED MEHDI. (2018). Analysis of Translations of Arafat prayer Based on Aeser's Aesthetic Theory. QURAN HADITH TRANSLATION STUDIES, 5(9 ), 137-161. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/264550/en

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TABIBI ALIREZA, Rahimi Azin Marzeieh, MASBOOGH SEYYED MEHDI. Analysis of Translations of Arafat prayer Based on Aeser's Aesthetic Theory. QURAN HADITH TRANSLATION STUDIES[Internet]. 2018;5(9 ):137-161. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/264550/en

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ALIREZA TABIBI, Marzeieh Rahimi Azin, and SEYYED MEHDI MASBOOGH, “Analysis of Translations of Arafat prayer Based on Aeser's Aesthetic Theory,” QURAN HADITH TRANSLATION STUDIES, vol. 5, no. 9 , pp. 137–161, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/264550/en

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