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Narrative Intelligence in Aviny’s Narrative Prose: an Analysis. LCQ 2009; 2 (8) :163-192
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This study is an analysis of the narrative prose of Aviny in his narrative Ravāyate Moharram1with regard to the features of narrative intelligence and the narratological features of his prose based on Randall’s (1999) framework for the Narrative Intelligence Theory. Although many claims have been made about the unique qualities of Aviny’s narratives, none of his works have been academically analyzed to show the narratological features in his prose. The researchers believe that scientific analysis of Aviny’s works based on reliable narratological theories can substantially contribute to a better understanding of the special qualities of his style, and using them in new forms and contexts. In the present study, narrative intelligence promoting mechanisms and their realization in Ravāyate Moharram are quantitatively and qualitatively analyzed using Labov’s (2001) narratological model as a structural instrument. The linguistic manifestation of some narratological features of Aviny’s prose are discussed from a stylistic perspective.
Received: 2009/09/22 | Accepted: 2010/02/10 | Published: 2010/02/20
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