The Semiotics of Pir-e Shaliar Ritual Ceremony in Cultural Landscape of Hawraman

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HAMEJANI YOUSEF; BAYZIDI QADER; SAHABI JALIL

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Journal: BAGH-E NAZAR Year:2019 | Volume:15 | Issue:67 Page(s): 19-34

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The Semiotics of Pir-e Shaliar Ritual Ceremony in Cultural Landscape of Hawraman

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HAMEJANI YOUSEF | BAYZIDI QADER | SAHABI JALIL | Issue Writer Certificate

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SemioticsQ1

MeaningQ2

Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic relationsQ1

Pir-e Shaliar ceremonyQ1

The Cultural landscape of HawramanQ1

Abstract

Introduction: The current study is a both a field and library research to introduce and restore the Meaning of Pir-e Shaliar ritual ceremony in The Cultural landscape of Hawraman of Sarvabad in the province of Kurdistan in terms of Semiotics. A significant matter in Semiotics is the production of Meaning and the Meaningfulness of the world by the system of signs. Meaning is a concept expressed by a sign. Problem statement: The customs, traditions, and rituals, as Cultural signs/representation of human thoughts offer an interpretation of the world and the human’ s worldview through symbolic means, which are on the verge of oblivion by the dominance of virtual communication in the contemporary world, and their entire exploitation in various aspects of development is impossible. Research objective: The main purpose of this study is to discover and articulate the implications of Meaning in Pir-e Shaliar ceremony and the system of Meaning derived from its symbolic signs /representations. So by that, steps have been taken to facilitate cultural exchanges and to provide development opportunities in the region. Methodology: The present study is based on a qualitative method in which data is collected through ethnographic and documentary methods, and analyzed through semiotic method. Conclusion: The results reveal that Pir-e Shaliar ceremony is a symbolic sign of the ethnic and collective beliefs of people in The Cultural landscape of Hawraman, which presents a new layer of implicit Meanings to the audience. Also, this ceremony narrates an implicit scheme of a mystical tradition from the semiotic point of view, that objectifies the deism of Iranian people in a social cohesion in The Cultural landscape of Hawraman.

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HAMEJANI, YOUSEF, BAYZIDI, QADER, & SAHABI, JALIL. (2019). The Semiotics of Pir-e Shaliar Ritual Ceremony in Cultural Landscape of Hawraman. BAGH-E NAZAR, 15(67 ), 19-34. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/365200/en

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HAMEJANI YOUSEF, BAYZIDI QADER, SAHABI JALIL. The Semiotics of Pir-e Shaliar Ritual Ceremony in Cultural Landscape of Hawraman. BAGH-E NAZAR[Internet]. 2019;15(67 ):19-34. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/365200/en

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YOUSEF HAMEJANI, QADER BAYZIDI, and JALIL SAHABI, “The Semiotics of Pir-e Shaliar Ritual Ceremony in Cultural Landscape of Hawraman,” BAGH-E NAZAR, vol. 15, no. 67 , pp. 19–34, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/365200/en

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