The Element of Character in the Novels Rijã l fee al-Shams by Ghassã n Kanfã ni and Sound and Fury by William Faulkner (due the Theory of Philip Hã moun)

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SALEHI PAYMAN; Shahpasandi Shadi

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Journal: Journal of Comparative Literature Year:2021 | Volume:11 | Issue:2 (42) Page(s): 113-139

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The Element of Character in the Novels Rijã l fee al-Shams by Ghassã n Kanfã ni and Sound and Fury by William Faulkner (due the Theory of Philip Hã moun)

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SALEHI PAYMAN | Shahpasandi Shadi | Issue Writer Certificate

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Philip Hamoun

Ghassãn Kanfani

William Faulkner

Rijãl fi al-Shams

Sound and Fury

Character

Abstract

Philip Hã moun, a contemporary French theorist and semiotician, is one of the intellectuals who has looked at the element of Character from a new perspective. His theory, because it incorporates the views of previous theorists, can identify what, concepts, and implications lie behind the personality. This theory is one of the most comprehensive and accurate theories about the Character. Considering that the Character plays a very prominent role in the novels of Rijã l Fee al-Shams by Ghassã n Kanfani and Sound and Fury by William Faulkner, Character types, Characterization, effective Character, and cause Character are examined. The results show that Kanfã ni and Faulkner used historical, social, mythical and virtual Characters to give all the Characters the opportunity to play a role. Despite the fact that the narration in many parts of the two novels is based on the technique of stream of consciousness, but the presence of two authors in cases such as expressing details, expressing the thoughts of the Characters, describing scenes and. . . . are visible. On the other hand, the questions posed by the narrator in the novel indicate a consideration for the reader. These two authors have been able to harmonize the names, descriptions and titles of the Characters with their narrative functions and by describing the different dimensions of the Characters, they put the reader in front of a complete picture of them.

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SALEHI, PAYMAN, & Shahpasandi, Shadi. (2021). The Element of Character in the Novels Rijã l fee al-Shams by Ghassã n Kanfã ni and Sound and Fury by William Faulkner (due the Theory of Philip Hã moun). Journal of Comparative Literature, 11(2 (42) ), 113-139. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/956796/en

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SALEHI PAYMAN, Shahpasandi Shadi. The Element of Character in the Novels Rijã l fee al-Shams by Ghassã n Kanfã ni and Sound and Fury by William Faulkner (due the Theory of Philip Hã moun). Journal of Comparative Literature[Internet]. 2021;11(2 (42) ):113-139. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/956796/en

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PAYMAN SALEHI, and Shadi Shahpasandi, “The Element of Character in the Novels Rijã l fee al-Shams by Ghassã n Kanfã ni and Sound and Fury by William Faulkner (due the Theory of Philip Hã moun),” Journal of Comparative Literature, vol. 11, no. 2 (42) , pp. 113–139, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/956796/en

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