Evidentiality in Sa'di's Poetry and Prose - Mahmoodi-Bakhtiari, Behrooz; Mehrabi, Masoumeh
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This study is the first to introduce evidentiality to the stylistic analysis of literary works, specifically that of the great Persian writer Sa'di, focused on how he used linguistic means to illustrate a real or ideational world.

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This study is the first to introduce evidentiality to the stylistic analysis of literary works, specifically that of the great Persian writer Sa'di, focused on how he used linguistic means to illustrate a real or ideational world.
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Autorenporträt
Behrooz Mahmoodi-Bakhtiari is Associate Professor of Linguistics and Persian at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, as well as being an affiliate at the Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian-Armenian University, Yerevan. He received his PhD in linguistics from Allameh Tabatabaee University in 2004. His major fields of work are Persian linguistics and Iranian dialectology, as well as discourse analysis of drama and fiction. He is the author of the books Tense in Persian (2002), F¿rsi Biy¿muzim/Let's Learn Persian (2003), Persian for Dummies (2015), Pand-e P¿rsi/Listening Comprehension of Persian (2016), and Sal¿m Doktor/Dialogue Activities of Persian. Masoumeh Mehrabi is an Assistant Professor of Linguistics at Ayatollah Boroujerdi University in Boroujerd, Iran. Her main research interests include sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, stylistics, and discourse analysis. Her major publication in English about the Persian language is "Lexical Information of Persian Transitive Verbs during Listening Comprehension".
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"This monograph is an absolute first in the field of Persian studies and as such must be considered seminal, not only in its approach to literature, but also because it has managed to meticulously bring to purview pragmatics, discourse analysis, and other cognitive sciences as pertains to literature at large under the rubric of one of the greatest poets of, not only the Persian-speaking world, but also world over-Sa'di. It is dynamic in its approach and unapologetic in inspiring daring approaches to literary works. Every chapter of this monograph will engage the reader so to ponder their otherwise 'well-established' notions of comprehension of the written word-and understanding of hermeneutics. Kudos to the authors!"

Alireza Korangy, Editor-in-Chief International Journal of Persian Literature