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fatemeh piri; ali akbar ahmadichenari; abdolbaset arab yousefabadi
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Spiritual intelligence combines spirituality and intelligence within a new structure and provides humanity with a logical application of spiritual skills to search for meaningful and valuable issues. As the basis of human values, beliefs, and actions, SQ enables humans to focus on ontological issues ...
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Spiritual intelligence combines spirituality and intelligence within a new structure and provides humanity with a logical application of spiritual skills to search for meaningful and valuable issues. As the basis of human values, beliefs, and actions, SQ enables humans to focus on ontological issues and change living conditions and seek growth and excellence in the face of the realities of life. Robert Emmons (1958), a professor of psychology at the University of California, whose connections to religious and moral issues are prominent in his thoughts, is one of the thinkers of this new theory. Since the poetry of Farouk Shuwaykh (1976), a contemporary Lebanese poet, are all about mysticism and a reflection of Islamic and human truths, the functions and purposes of applying the components of this type of intelligence in the poems of this poet in Emmons' thoughts were the subject of this study. One of the present research results, conducted via a descriptive-analytical method, is that although Shuwaykh did not mention spiritual intelligence in his poems. However, his poems are very flexible in terms of ideological and cognitive dimensions, emotional and voluntary dimensions. Therefore, it reinforces the hypothesis that the subconscious Shuwaykh used the manifestations of this intelligence in his poems. By analyzing his poetry, which follows the teachings of Islam and the Qur'an and has a searching view to solve anthropological problems, it can be inferred that the Shuwaykh’s subconscious employed the mechanisms of spiritual intelligence in his poetry to transcend himself, solve ontological problems, and use the quality of communication with God and man.Keywords: Spiritual Intelligence (SQ), Fārūq Shuwaykh, Contemporary Arabic Poetry, Robert Emmon.
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mina peyghami; roghayeh rostampour maleki; Farhad Sasani
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A discourse results from the speech, non-speech, ideational and cultural acts and a representation of ideologies' interactions or confrontations. The form or structure of a language in line with its other constituents and non-linguistic factors determine the meaning of speech. Thus, discourse analysis ...
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A discourse results from the speech, non-speech, ideational and cultural acts and a representation of ideologies' interactions or confrontations. The form or structure of a language in line with its other constituents and non-linguistic factors determine the meaning of speech. Thus, discourse analysis as a text analysis method tries to identify the inner layers of a text and analyze the relationships between them to reach its deep meanings. As newspapers narrate the daily lives of people in society and given the special place women have in Saudi Arabia, it is crucial to address the effect of ideology in such contexts. Therefore, this article attempted to assess the effect of the ideology of two articles' authors about women's legal status in Saudi Arabia in Vision 2030 in 'Alwatan' newspaper based on Van Dijk's theory. Vision 2030 is the comprehensive plan for sustainable development. Using a descriptive-analytical method, this research investigated the effect of ideology on discourse and that of social context and the author's belief on text, emphasizing Van Dijk's theory. It was revealed that each author of these articles had exploited Van Dijk's techniques with their own ideology in mind in order to transmit their belief and ideology to readers. Moreover, the objective each author works toward in their text is the same belief corresponding to the text they have written.Keywords: Critical discourse analysis, Van Dijk's theory, Alwatan newspaper, Place of Saudia Arabia's Women
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shahram delshad Tannani; elaheh sattari; malakeh musavi
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With transition from the traditional novel to the modern anti-novel, a number of changes were made, whereby the authors were eager to alter and create new forms and styles, including narrative plurality. In contrast to the individual and unilateral narrative, narrative plurality is used to illustrate ...
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With transition from the traditional novel to the modern anti-novel, a number of changes were made, whereby the authors were eager to alter and create new forms and styles, including narrative plurality. In contrast to the individual and unilateral narrative, narrative plurality is used to illustrate the disruption and multiplicity of concepts in today's world. Today, the novelist does not look through a window from a single point of view to give a detailed narrative based on the classical structure, i.e. with an introduction, a middle part and an ending. Rather, they endeavor to produce a work that follows several narratives. However, in order to avoid the risk of appearing as a collection of short stories, the novelist sums them all up in one chapter. A number of factors are involved in the development of such a style, which could give the work a particularly aesthetic appeal if used by the author. This paper investigates the process of narrative plurality and its functions by reviewing the novel of Destinies. In addition, the factors that have led the narrator to choose this style are considered in this paper. The results of the present study show that the plurality of narration in Destinies has been chosen because of its harmonious structure, the multiplicity of its fundamental elements, and its historical and political themes, all of which have resulted in development of qualities such as variation and entertainment, inclusiveness and imbalance . This study has used the descriptive-analytical methodology
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Tayyebe Fathi Iranshahi; sayyed mirzaeialhosaini; Shirin Pourebrahim
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Death is a inevitable phenomenon for all living beings as well as human beings and has a vague idea in the human mind. Man has a special attitude and perception towards this concept through thinking and imagination. The concept of disease is also in close interaction with the concept of death and has ...
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Death is a inevitable phenomenon for all living beings as well as human beings and has a vague idea in the human mind. Man has a special attitude and perception towards this concept through thinking and imagination. The concept of disease is also in close interaction with the concept of death and has a causal relationship with it. In cognitive linguistics, it is believed that language, including literary language, is the manifestation of conceptual structures such as metaphors, metaphors, and imaginary schemas in the human mind. In the present paper, an attempt is made to use the descriptive-analytical method and in the framework of cognitive semantic theory to study the conceptualization of death and disease, using the function of imaginary schemas in the novel "La Tariq-a El-al Jannah" 2015 m) The work of Hassan Davood, a Lebanese writer. The results show that the author has used three schemes of volume, movement and force for death and disease, as well as the value scheme for disease and the near-death scheme. Also, the schemas of the field of death and disease form the basis of common conceptual metaphors such as "death and disease are plants", "death and disease are living", "death and disease are places" and so on. The author's negative attitude towards the two domains of death and disease in this novel can be accessed through these schemas and metaphors.
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Hediyeh Ghasemifard; naser zare
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.Spiritual intelligence is a type of intelligence combining spirituality and intelligence within a new structure and providing humanity with a logical application of spiritual skills to search for meaningful and valuable issues. As the basis of human values, beliefs, and actions SQ enables human to focus ...
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.Spiritual intelligence is a type of intelligence combining spirituality and intelligence within a new structure and providing humanity with a logical application of spiritual skills to search for meaningful and valuable issues. As the basis of human values, beliefs, and actions SQ enables human to focus on ontological issues and change living conditions, to seek growth and excellence in the face of the realities of life. Robert Emmons (1958), a professor of psychology at the University of California, whose connections to religious and moral issues are prominent in his thoughts, is one of the thinkers of this new theory. Since the poetry of Farouk Shuwaykh (1976), a contemporary Lebanese poet, are all about mysticism and a reflection of Islamic and human truths, the functions and purposes of applying the components of this type of intelligence in the poems of this poet in Emmons' thoughts were the subject of this study. One of the results of the present research, conducted via a descriptive-analytical method, is that although Shuwaykh did not mention spiritual intelligence in his poems. However, because his poems are very flexible in terms of ideological and cognitive dimensions, emotional dimension, and voluntary dimension.
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mojtaba ghanbari; fatemeh ghaderi; Behnam Farsi
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The post-colonial feminism is a new feministic approach that deals with the cultural, economic and political impacts of colonialism on the women of non-western races in developing countries especially those that were once colonized.Indeed, the approach seeks to question the proclaimed comprehensiveness ...
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The post-colonial feminism is a new feministic approach that deals with the cultural, economic and political impacts of colonialism on the women of non-western races in developing countries especially those that were once colonized.Indeed, the approach seeks to question the proclaimed comprehensiveness of the western theory of feminism by addressing the problems and experiences of women in marginal communities The novel Ghadan Youm ol-Jadid (Tomorrow is a New Day) by Abd ol-Hamid Bin Hadouqheh depicts the women’s status during the colonial time by making realistic references to the discriminations against them. The present study is an attempt to examine this issue in the novel through a descriptive-analytic method. The question to answer in this research is ‘How does the novel classify the women in terms of their function?’ and ‘How does the author react to their inferiority?’ As the results show,the women discussed in the novel are either Europeans or natives. The former are a part of colonial policies and look down on the other women. The latter, however, include married women who are passive and quite easy to dominate, as compared to the unmarried. Such women are found responsible for their own inferiority because they help it to take roots. In this regard, Bin Hadouqheh charges the patriarchal society of cooperating with colonizers to oppress women and then asks for the redemption of their rights. He also calls for a change of their situation from the margin to the center on the purpose of granting them a decent identity
