TY - JOUR JF - mdrsjrns JO - LCQ VL - 8 IS - 29 PY - 2015 Y1 - 2015/3/01 TI - A Comparative Study of Al-e-Ahmad’s Modir-e Madrese and Golestan’s Asrar-e Ganj-e Darreye Jenni based on Metaphors of Transitivity TT - کاربرد استعارۀ دستوری گذرایی در مقایسۀ سبک دو رمان (تحلیل تطبیقی سبکِ مدیر مدرسه و اسرار گنج درۀ جنی) N2 - Scholars have different methods for grouping or determining the style of the literary works. So it sounds inevitable to have disagreement on how to determine the style of a work. In this paper we do not seek to confirm or reject common stylistics methods; rather we are proposing a new criterion as an indicator of style, namely, the metaphor of transitivity as a grammatical metaphor. To this end, Al-e-Ahmad’s Modir-e Madrese and Golestan’s Asrar-e Ganj-e Darreye Jenni are studied through a descriptive-analytical method. The metaphors of transitivity from these works are extracted and compared. The frequency of such metaphor in Asrar-e Ganj-e Darreye Jennicompared to Modir-e Madrese is much less. In Golestan these metaphors represents the conversion of mental processes to the existential ones and then the mental to the relational processes. In Modir-e Madrese, however, there is a unique employment of the metaphors of transitivity that represents the conversion of relational processes to the material ones and then the verbal processes to material. Our study presents a model for using grammatical metaphor as a stylistic unit. In the chosen works, there is a significant difference between both the frequency and the type of metaphors of transitivity. SP - 143 EP - 165 AU - Razavian, Hossein AU - Ehsani, Vajiheh AD - Assistant professor of linguistic. Semnan Universiyt KW - Stylistics KW - grammatical metaphors KW - metaphors of transitivity KW - Halliday KW - functional linguistics UR - http://lcq.modares.ac.ir/article-29-10564-en.html ER -