جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « comic language » در نشریات گروه « ادبیات و زبان ها »

The review and analytical critique of the works of the writers of the second generation of Iranian contemporary story writing with the new means and methods of writing clarify some of the abilities or drawbacks of story writing technique of a writer apart from the discovery of some of the hidden aspects of these works. In this research, all of Rasoul Parvizi's stories have been criticized and analyzed in detail based on eight important elements of story writing. Methodologically, the present study is a library one with an analytical-descriptive approach and through constant presence. The results of this research demonstrate that Parvizi seldom uses the new styles of story writing and using them in some cases is due to the nature of his writing and unconsciousness rather than his contemplation and previous thought. In contrast, using comic language, the full recognition of the characters in a single geography and intimacy in narration compensate for the lack of new styles in attracting audiences.

Considering that in categorizations of literary genres, comic is considered as a kind of lyrical literature, in the actual study, the factors that led this kind of literature to be considered as a subset of lyrical literature are first examined; then language, the goals and forms of comic are analyzed as the main bases of this kind of literature. The most important questions that these researches answer them are: 1. Why is comic in categorizing literary types as the subset of lyrical literature? 2. How is the language of comic? 3. What are the purposes and the tools of comic? The result is that comic, unlike most species of lyrical literature that reflects the personal emotions of the author of the work, expresses the emotions and social concerns of the author, and its main purpose is to attack painful matters in the public interest and reform the community. The language of comic is a common language and the images are ridiculous, and the function of time.