The Semiotics of the Mythical Language in Sang-o Saye (The Stone and the Shade), Written by Mohammad Reza Safdari

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Journal: JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES Year:2019 | Volume:3 | Issue:5 Page(s): 185-199

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The Semiotics of the Mythical Language in Sang-o Saye (The Stone and the Shade), Written by Mohammad Reza Safdari

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Linguistic Myth

Sang-o Saye

Mohmad Reza Safdari

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The mythical language happens when the temporal, spatial, and semiotic methods in the structure of a myth are regenerated. This paper aims to analyze and explain Sang-o Saye (The Stone and the Shade), a novel by Mohammad Reza Safdari as a case study, as to how such a reconstruction of myths occurs in language. In the course of such an analysis, the status of history, as the temporal representation of myths, and nature, as the spatial representation of myths, are of great significance. It is in regard to the very status of history and nature confronting or corresponding to each other that linguistic implications make sense. Linguistic implications of human beings’ cognitive signs specify their status as subjects or objects, and it can be perceived from the very methods of semiotic implication how myths take shape in language. Mohammad Reza Safdari seems to have achieved such a system in language through writing Sang-o Saye.

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KARIMI, FARZAD. (2019). The Semiotics of the Mythical Language in Sang-o Saye (The Stone and the Shade), Written by Mohammad Reza Safdari. JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES, 3(5 ), 185-199. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/268024/en

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KARIMI FARZAD. The Semiotics of the Mythical Language in Sang-o Saye (The Stone and the Shade), Written by Mohammad Reza Safdari. JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES[Internet]. 2019;3(5 ):185-199. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/268024/en

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FARZAD KARIMI, “The Semiotics of the Mythical Language in Sang-o Saye (The Stone and the Shade), Written by Mohammad Reza Safdari,” JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE STUDIES, vol. 3, no. 5 , pp. 185–199, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/268024/en

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