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A Linguistic Analysis of the Organization of 'Tangersir" Narrative Text: Hoey´s Problem Solution Pattern. LIRE 2007; 4 (15) :9-30
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Agha Golzade .F., PH.D
Mamasani . SH .
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This research provides a discussion of the text organization of Chubak’s famous narrative "Tangesir". Its organization contains a problem-solution pattern, introduced and described in Hoey (2001). The main problem of the hero, "Shir- Mohammad", is that four people have eaten up all his money. To solve this problem successfully, many responses have been suggested, both by the hero and other characters, which are either positively evaluated, but have negative results, or negatively evaluated and consequently have negative results. A kind of repeated process of testing different responses and negative results prompt recycling of the pattern until the main plan (killing) is successfully turned to the solution. This positive result is overridden by immediately following problems at the end of story, the first one is resolved by the plan of "escaping", but the next one, that is leaving the homeland and living in a foreign country, remained.
Mamasani . SH .
Abstract
This research provides a discussion of the text organization of Chubak’s famous narrative "Tangesir". Its organization contains a problem-solution pattern, introduced and described in Hoey (2001). The main problem of the hero, "Shir- Mohammad", is that four people have eaten up all his money. To solve this problem successfully, many responses have been suggested, both by the hero and other characters, which are either positively evaluated, but have negative results, or negatively evaluated and consequently have negative results. A kind of repeated process of testing different responses and negative results prompt recycling of the pattern until the main plan (killing) is successfully turned to the solution. This positive result is overridden by immediately following problems at the end of story, the first one is resolved by the plan of "escaping", but the next one, that is leaving the homeland and living in a foreign country, remained.
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Contemporary Literature/ Story / Novel
Received: 2019/10/14 | Accepted: 2019/10/14 | Published: 2019/10/14
Received: 2019/10/14 | Accepted: 2019/10/14 | Published: 2019/10/14
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