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پیرامتن عنوان در نظم و نثر فارسی از قرن پنجم تا نهم هجری
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نویسنده
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آلبوغبیش عبدالله ,گل بابائی فاطمه
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منبع
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نقد و نظريه ادبي - 1400 - دوره : 6 - شماره : 1 - صفحه:31 -54
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چکیده
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پیرامتنیت بهمثابه مفهومی بنیادین در مطالعات ساختارگرایانه ادبیات میتواند علاوه بر کشف دلالتمندی متن ادبی، دادههایی را درباب سازمانبندی اندیشگانی نویسنده و شاعر و فضای فرهنگی و اجتماعی زیسته در آن به دست دهد. از میان گونههای مختلف پیرامتنیت، «عنوان» در جایگاه شاخصترین پیرامتن از نظر گستردگی و تنوع کارکرد، ظرفیت بالایی برای تحلیل و واکاوی دارد. پژوهش حاضر با نگاهی به نگرههای ژنت درباب پیرامتن و به روش توصیفی تحلیلی، پیرامتن عنوان را در شناختهشدهترین متون منظوم و منثور سنت ادبی فارسی از قرن پنجم تا نهم هجری بازاندیشی کردهاست. پژوهش پیشرو در یک صورتبندی نسبی، عنوانهای مورد مطالعه را در پنج گروه ژانرمحور، شخصیتمحور، مولفمحور، شگردگرا و مستقیم طبقهبندی کردهاست. در این دستهبندی، عنوانهای شگردگرا دارای دو گونه مسجع و استعاریاند و عنوانهای استعاری نیز به دو گروه عنوانهای گفتمانگرا و فراگفتمانی صورتبندی میشوند. بهطورعام، عنوانهای استعاری در مقایسه با عنوانهای مسجع شبکه دلالتهای معنایی پیچیدهتری را ایجاد میکنند و بنابراین، تراکم و انباشت معنایی بیشتری نسبت به عنوانهای مسجع دارند. از منظری سبکشناختی، عنوانهای دوره نخست ساده و کوتاهاند اما در دوره سپسین سبکشناختی، عنوانها گسترده و دیریاب میشوند؛ اما، در پرتو توانایی مولف، دگرگشتهای ژانریک و محتوای متن، عنوانهایی ظهور مییابند که بهجای گسترش افقی، گسترش عمودی یافته، دلالتهای معنایی متکثری را القا میکنند. میل به جزئینگری بهجای کلیتگرایی، پیگرفتن گونهای نزاع اسطوره و تاریخ، فردیتنیافتن مولف بهمثابه هویتی کنشمند و تاریخزدایی از عنوان بخش دیگری از دستاوردهای برونتراویده از واکاوی عنوانهای آثار ادوار مورد مطالعه است.
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کلیدواژه
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پیرامتنیت، عنوان، ژرار ژنت، سنت ادبی فارسی، متون منظوم و منثور
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آدرس
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دانشگاه علامه طباطبائی تهران, ایران, دانشگاه علامه طباطبائی تهران, ایران
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Title as Paratext in Persian Poetry and Prose from the 5th to the 9th Century AH
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Authors
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Albughobaish Abdollah ,Golbabaie Fatemeh
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Abstract
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Paratextuality is a fundamental concept in the process of discovering the significations of literary texts, which, according to Gerard Genette, includes signs that guide the reader to the contents of the literary text. Among all types of paratext, titles as the most prominent one in terms of extensivity and variation of function, have a high potential for analysis based on Genette’s theories. This paper has analyzed the titles of the most famous classical works in Persian literature from the 5th to the 15th century AH, classifying their titles in five categories: genre, character, author, technique and direct titles. In this categorization, technical titles are subdivided into two types: rhyming and metaphorical. The metaphorical subcategory has also two kinds: discursive and extra discursive. In general, metaphorical titles are more complex and thus make more compact semantic signification in comparison with the rhyming type. In a stylistic perspective, the titles of the first period are simple and short, whereas in the periods that follow, we find more complex and difficult titles. Moreover, due to the literary capabilities of authors, generic evolutions and contents of the literary texts, other titles emerge which extend vertically, not horizontally, and induce semantic implications. Generic displacement and appearance and disappearance of various genres are another property which can be perceived from the titles. The present study shows that in comparison with elements relating to character and place, the element of time has a far less influence in the process of choosing a title. Moving toward atomistic views instead of holisticism, pursuing a kind of conflict between myth and history, absence of the individuality of the author as an active identity, and removing history from the titles of literary works are among the other issues derived from the analysis of the titles of classical Persian literary works. Extended AbstractIntroduction The title of a literary text is of essential importance in a literary work, as it shapes some of its signification and helps us discover meanings implied or hidden in the text. The present paper aims to understand the relationship between title (as paratext) in classical Persian texts and the text as a whole so as to uncover the criteria used by literary writers in choosing titles for their works. This paper also seeks to identify patterns followed in the titles of old literary texts and also discuss the changes in these patterns. The statistical population of the present study includes all classical Persian prose and poetry produced from the 5th to the 9th century AH. Theoretical FrameworkGerard Genette’s ideas about paratext are drawn upon here to study the importance of the title in Persian poetry and literary prose over a period of about five centuries. Different elements of the paratext are examined here and titles are divided into five categories based on genre, character, author, technique and whether they are literal or figurative. MethodologyTo gather the data, the historical documentary methodology was used, while the descriptiveanalytical approach, with an emphasis on Gennette’s ideas, was adopted to analyze the data. Discussion and AnalysisFive types of titles have been identified in classical Persian prose and poetry: genrecentered titles, as in The Shahnameh, charactercentered titles as in Layla and Mjanun, authorcentered titles, such as in QabusNameh, techniquecentered titles, as in KashfulMahjub, and direct, themecentered titles, as in the ChaharMaqaleh. Each of these titles possesses specific characteristics, with some of them being more common. Different titles belong to specific periods in classical Persian literature, or are at least used more frequently. ConclusionThe titles of classical Persian prose were divided into five categories. The techniquecentered titles are of two types of rhyming and metaphorical. The metaphorical titles are more complex with more significations. In genrecentered titles a kind of struggle between mythology and history can be identified. Authorcentered titles are quite rare and no individualized Iranian subject can be found in them. 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