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aryana D. a survey of continuity of signification in chehel nameye kutah be hamsaram, by nader ebrahimi. LCQ 2011; 4 (14) :161-186
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Abstract This study is based on discourse of Chehel Nameye Kutah Be Hamsaram [Forty Short Letters to my Wife], by Nader Ebrahimi according to semiotics. In this thought, the relation between sign and meaning are considered together. Neither the sign nor the meaning can be effective. Therefore, both meaning and sign are pale without eachother. In this research, we are not just dealt with a single sign, but with the interaction of signs in a systematic way for continuityof signification. So the discourse system of this work is dynamic rather than static. We have considered the survey of continuity of signification in this research. According to the hypothesis the continuity of meaning depends on the memorial, intervening, and the corpus procedures of the sign.. The results show that continuity of signification most of all depends on the perceptive structure, after that the tensive, emotional, cultural and aesthetics procedures are the effective factors.
Keywords: Semiotics, continuity, perceptive structure, Chehel Nameye Kutah be hamsaram [Forty Short Letters to my wife]
Received: 2011/04/16 | Accepted: 2012/02/27 | Published: 2012/02/27
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