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كردەی قسەیی ئاوێتە لە (مەم و زینی ئەحمەدی خانی)دا
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The study, entitled ‘‘Blended Speech Act in Ahmady Khani’s Mem and Zin (Mem û Zîn)”, seeks to provide a linguistic analysis of Ahmadi Khani's poems. Benefiting from linguistic theories in the analysis of literary production, it can both explain new aspects of our literary production and bring new topics to the attention of linguists. One of the analytical perspectives of literary text on the basis of which we can analyze the concept of rhetoric and literature within a more detailed unit of language (words, sentences), is the theory of philosophy of language (speech acts).
The current study will go towards (Discourse analysis), of course the poems that start at verse 189 and end at number 234, that is, only 45 verses will be interpreted on the basis of verbal action (Searle, John. R). Ahmadi Khani in his poems, with full intelligence, was able to direct the readers all of the five speech acts of Searle, John. R (representative act, directive act, commissive act, expressive act, declarative act).
Title: كردەی قسەیی ئاوێتە لە (مەم و زینی ئەحمەدی خانی)دا
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The study, entitled ‘‘Blended Speech Act in Ahmady Khani’s Mem and Zin (Mem û Zîn)”, seeks to provide a linguistic analysis of Ahmadi Khani's poems.
Benefiting from linguistic theories in the analysis of literary production, it can both explain new aspects of our literary production and bring new topics to the attention of linguists.
One of the analytical perspectives of literary text on the basis of which we can analyze the concept of rhetoric and literature within a more detailed unit of language (words, sentences), is the theory of philosophy of language (speech acts).
The current study will go towards (Discourse analysis), of course the poems that start at verse 189 and end at number 234, that is, only 45 verses will be interpreted on the basis of verbal action (Searle, John.
R).
Ahmadi Khani in his poems, with full intelligence, was able to direct the readers all of the five speech acts of Searle, John.
R (representative act, directive act, commissive act, expressive act, declarative act).

