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:: year 28, Issue 88 (7-2020) ::
Persian Language and Literature 2020, 28(88): 229-251 Back to browse issues page
A Discourse Analysis of Golshiri’s “Khaneh-ye-Roshanan” Using Roger Fowler’s Theory
Hamid Abdollahian 1, Samira Shafiee2 , Atefeh Zandi3
1- Arak University , abdollahian2002@yahoo.com
2- Tarbiat Modarres University
3- Esfahan University
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One of the approaches to the criticism of fiction that has changed a lot from a linguistic point of view is Roger Fowler’s linguistic theory. This theory is a mixture of Chomsky’s transformational grammar and Halliday’s functional linguistics theories. The story of Golshiri’s “Khaneh-ye-Roshanan” was written in the mode of stream of consciousness, and Fowler believed that in such stories, the surface structure helps to understand the deep structure. The present paper analyzed the story of “Khaneh-ye-Roshanan” based on Fowler’s linguistic approach using the descriptive-analytical method along with library research tools. The results of the study indicate that the types of transformations and the mode of stream of consciousness in this work cause shifts in syntactic structure of sentences, non-compliance with grammatical rules, repetition of pronoun references, creation of rhythm and music in speech, application of associative contrasts, repetitions based on emphasis, confusion in the readers’ minds, and creation of suspension and postponement in speech. The main characters of this work, the actor and alternating narrators, are all passive and sensory-perceptive. It is as if they should not utter a word against the dominant ideology of the text, which would disrupt its monotonous atmosphere. In this work, like the rest of his works, Golshiri wanted to delve into the problems of society and to dominate his interventionist judgments in the text. In terms of looking at the text, the author sometimes dealt with the text from an external perspective and did not consider himself to be able to understand the perceptions of the characters in the story, while he sometimes explored the text from an internal perspective and assimilated his cognitive tendencies into the text. In terms of representation of speech and thought, both direct and indirect speech were used in this work. Both methods could reveal as much as possible the internal and verbal secrets of the main and secondary characters.


 
Keywords: Discourse, Text, Roger Fowler, Golshiri, Khaneh-ye-Roshanan
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Abdollahian H, Shafiee S, Zandi A. A Discourse Analysis of Golshiri’s “Khaneh-ye-Roshanan” Using Roger Fowler’s Theory. Persian Language and Literature 2020; 28 (88) :229-251
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