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Serki N S, Sojoodi F. Typology of Apostrophe in Quran Based on the Elements of Enunciation. LRR 2014; 5 (1) :297-310
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Typology of Apostrophe in Quran Based on the Elements of Enunciation
Nadereh Sadat Serki1 , Farzan Sojoodi * 2
1- Ph.D. Candidate in Arts Studies, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran
2- Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, Art University, Tehran, Iran
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Three main elements of recipient, enunciator and utterance are involved in any enunciation. Studies performed on apostrophe by the Western scholars and Iranians show that how this rhetorical device targets the reciepient while Arab rhetoricians discuss that apostrophe affects both the enunciator and the utterance. The Holy Quran is the most important text in Arabic, and Arab rhetoricians refer to Quranic verses as the main evidence of their theory on apostrophe. In this article, while studying the different types of apostrophe in Quran, we will show how it affects all three elements of enunciation.
Keywords: Apostrophe, Typology of apostrophe, Apostrophe in Quran, Numerical apostrophe
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Published: 2014/03/21
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