Examining Divan Parvin Etisami with the approach of Yakobsin's verbal communication theory with emphasis on persuasive emotional literary field
Subject Areas : Research Allegory in Persian Language and Literature
Mandana
Alimi
1
(Associate Professor, Islamic Azad University of Azad Shahr Branch- Iran)
esmat
gholami
2
(- Master's in the field of Persian language and literature, Azadshahr branch
Islamic Azad University of Azadshahr, Iran)
Keywords: Parvin Etesami, , , Jacobsen, , verbal communication. linguistic. paralinguistic role,
Abstract :
Parvin Etesami pursues the issue of forging a permanent relationship with her audience by applying Jacobsen’s theory in her poems and presenting her intellectual motivations to them. The application of this theory has increased with the approach of research in recent years. The present study mainly aims to investigate the content and theme of Parvin's Divan (collection of poems), based on the principles of the aforementioned theory. Research data have been collected by the descriptive-analytical method and library sources. Results show that the persuasive lingual role of these poems in guiding the audience to do moral issues is one of their defects. By relying on this role, the poet has developed empathy and unity among her like-minded people and has been able to clearly express social problems through a large volume of poems with a critical attitude. She has also specified the audience’s role in the text by questions from them. The emotional role confirms Parvin's social dominance over the individual self. It reflects that the words with the meaning of sadness are repeatedly observed in Parvin's poetry. The literal role shows Parvin's high imagination power to reveal the differences of opinion in society with the use of metaphors and similes.
