جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "بینامتنیت (تناص)" در نشریات گروه "ادبیات و زبان ها"

Intertextuality is a new literary criticism approach that examines the relation-ship between the present text and the absent text. According to this theory, there is no independent text, and each text is a feedback from its previous or contemporary texts, which is expressed in various forms. This is why texts are always interacting with each other. Contemporary Saudi novelist Mo-hammad Hassan Alwan in the novel “The little death”, verbal and spiritual influencing by the divine word, using the "intertextuality " approach, has in-cluded the absent-minded text of the Qur'an in his work of art. This research attempts to explain and interpret intertextual relations in a descriptive-ana-lytic approach, reviewing the novel of "The little death" with Qur'anic verses and the extent to which this author is influenced by the beautiful Qur'anic verses and how their themes are reflected. The results of the study indicate that the author has technically and artically explored the complete text, com-plete adaptation, inspiration and concept, allusion with the summoning of Quranic characters, partial and lexical relationships in his novel, of which the most prominent in The two texts under consideration, is the complete tex-tual relationship whose verses are directly mentioned in the novel without any modification.