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Naser Alizadeh. PH.D Abstract
 
This article initially summarizes inter-personal relations; their governing features, and impact on language. Later on, the dialogs of mentally deranged characters are studied based on their relationship with the addressee, in two sections. In the first section, anecdotes are stated which show how the madmen remain indifferent toward the conditions which they should comply with in their dialog with rulers. Their dialogs do not match the social status of rulers and are considered as a sort of devaluation and disempowerment of kings and the powerful. In the second section, the remarks of them with God, which maintains an independent language and marks their identity and character, showing their close bond with God, are researched. Hence, their character in their dialog with the addressee, especially their friendly dialogs with God matches their character.
 
 

Keywords: Key terms: mentally deranged in Attar’s elegies, language, relationship, and character of mentally deranged in Attar’s works, social relations in the view of mentally deranged

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