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TANHA FATEMEH; HAJIZADEH MAHIN; AMIN MOQADDASI ABOLHASAN; GHEIBI ABDOLAHAD

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Journal: JOURNAL OF LESAN MOBEEN Year:2021 | Volume:12 | Issue:43 Page(s): 1-21

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The Semiotics of "A second migration of Gilgamesh" in Jawad al-Hatab's poetry Based on Michael Riffaterre's Theory

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TANHA FATEMEH | HAJIZADEH MAHIN | AMIN MOQADDASI ABOLHASAN | GHEIBI ABDOLAHAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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SemioticsQ2

Michael RiffaterreQ1

Jawad al-HattabQ1

"A Second Migration of Gilgamesh"Q1

Abstract

Michael Riffaterre's Semiotics approach relies on structuralism and reader reaction, who seeks to refer the signs to each other within the text and create a coherent network of signs. This theory attempts to identify the origin of the text (Matrix) through the passage of heuristic reading to interpretive reading. The present study is based on a descriptive-analytical approach based on Riffaterre's semantics approach, which analyzes the processes of the contemporary Jawad al-Hattab's "A Second Migration of Gilgamesh" in order to analyze a deep and different understanding of the text. Three analysis of this ode shows that the " A Second Migration of Gilgamesh" is the product of the three accumulation of search and navigate, destruction and homeland and alienation. Four descriptive systems include poverty and misery, death and recession, strangulation, and resurrection. Hypograms of ode include cruelty and arrogance, strangulation, and lack of freedom of expression and thought. Moreover, it includes the widespread despair in society, and the effort for resurrection and revolution. The ode's structural Matrix begins with the poet's concern and continues searching for the savior. It leads to despair and death and ends in resurrection and hope.

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TANHA, FATEMEH, HAJIZADEH, MAHIN, AMIN MOQADDASI, ABOLHASAN, & GHEIBI, ABDOLAHAD. (2021). The Semiotics of "A second migration of Gilgamesh" in Jawad al-Hatab's poetry Based on Michael Riffaterre's Theory. JOURNAL OF LESAN MOBEEN, 12(43 ), 1-21. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/392447/en

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TANHA FATEMEH, HAJIZADEH MAHIN, AMIN MOQADDASI ABOLHASAN, GHEIBI ABDOLAHAD. The Semiotics of "A second migration of Gilgamesh" in Jawad al-Hatab's poetry Based on Michael Riffaterre's Theory. JOURNAL OF LESAN MOBEEN[Internet]. 2021;12(43 ):1-21. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/392447/en

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FATEMEH TANHA, MAHIN HAJIZADEH, ABOLHASAN AMIN MOQADDASI, and ABDOLAHAD GHEIBI, “The Semiotics of "A second migration of Gilgamesh" in Jawad al-Hatab's poetry Based on Michael Riffaterre's Theory,” JOURNAL OF LESAN MOBEEN, vol. 12, no. 43 , pp. 1–21, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/392447/en

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