A Refrence to Cultural Geography of Body Language in Jamalzade’s Short Stories

This study by relying on theory of linguistic behavior and social status of "Alfred Adler" and theory of Prospect's" Karl Sover "examines the world of the texts of Jamalzadeh's stories in terms of body language and non-verbal communication by definition of geography. According to Adler, language behaviors are a reflection of social and environmental situations. In the prospects of the text, cultural geography is formed given to human beings and behavioral changes. In this article, descriptive-analytical method and library studies have been used by examining non-verbal communication. The purpose of this study is to refer the function of linguistic relations in characters and human species in Jamalzadeh's stories and its conceptual effect on the relations of human species in the story. Sometimes. The story in formed of various human species (types). The results of this study showed that non-verbal communication is so significant in Jamalzadeh's works and Jamalzadeh uses linguistic and physical behavior to express intangible feelings and intangible concepts. The reasons for that are lexical poverty and conceptual suitable inadequacies. Lifestyle has an effect on dynamic structures. From the view of amplitude, according to the diagram, the most of non-verbal language behavior is observed in the eye component and the lowest linguistic behavior belongs to the organ component.