Syntactic layer stylistics of the Fifth Majlis of the Saadi Fifth Majlis

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Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Bojnord University, Bojnord, Iran

Abstract

Understanding the style of each literary work helps to understand the content and contents of the work. The Five Majles is one of six of Saadi's prose treatises compiled in his entirety. Since the subject matter of these assemblies is Sufi education, Therefore, Sufism discourse and the tone of speech are dominant and Saadi sometimes chose a particular mystical language to express the meanings And he has spoken of the manner of the Sufi elders and the style of Sufi works Each of the five houses is the written form of a pulpit Saadi wrote them for his disciples and disciples Given that the mystical content and style of Sa'ad's preaching have influenced the syntactic structure of this work, The purpose of this study is to investigate the syntactic characteristics of one of these houses (Fifth Assembly) The layered stylistic pattern is a descriptive-analytical one To identify syntactic bumps and high-frequency grammatical features.The result of the analysis of the constituency of the Fifth Majlis shows that Overall the linguistic and syntactic structure of this House is neatly arranged, But Saadi's grammar and grammar in the case of innovations, selections and special occasions such as: Using short sentences, using consonant sentences, high frequency of attribute sentences, The repetition of additions, the multiplicity of predictive and empirical uses, the greater the expression of passive grammatical sounds in sentences, The Persian sentences have been linked to Arabic sentences and have been limited in Arabic syntax

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Journal of Prose Studies in Persian Literature
Volume 22, Issue 46 - Serial Number 46
December 2020
Pages 155-178

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