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Journal:   STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH)   FALL 2009 , Volume - , Number 16; Page(s) 55 To 76.
 
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Reflecting On Rhetorical Aspects Of The Ebrahim Golestan' S Musical Prose
 
 
Author(s):  Tahmasebi Farhad, Daniyali Marziyeh
 
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Abstract: 
In this paper first a short introduction to Ebrahim Golestan and his works and style has been paid, then we have tried to analyze his rhetorical and poetical dimensions of his prose concerning. Therefore, his stylistic abnormalities in areas, such as verb and pronoun and repeated, personification, visual and dramatic effects, and performance, and intimate Massive brevity, humor and innuendo, multi-meaning, symbolic and finally reaching the prosaic and poetic harmonic dimensions were investigated. Finally, all of the topics were discussed, and conclusions are summery.
 
Keyword(s): MUSICAL PROSE, METRONOMIC LANGUAGE, VIRTUAL DISPLACEMENT, DESKTOP EFFECTS, MULTI-MEANING, SYMBOLIST
 
 
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TAHMASEBI, F., & DANIYALI, M. (2009). REFLECTING ON RHETORICAL ASPECTS OF THE EBRAHIM GOLESTAN' S MUSICAL PROSE. STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH), -(16), 55-76. https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=216400



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TAHMASEBI FARHAD, DANIYALI MARZIYEH. REFLECTING ON RHETORICAL ASPECTS OF THE EBRAHIM GOLESTAN' S MUSICAL PROSE. STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH). 2009 [cited 2022August10];-(16):55-76. Available from: https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=216400



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TAHMASEBI, F., DANIYALI, M., 2009. REFLECTING ON RHETORICAL ASPECTS OF THE EBRAHIM GOLESTAN' S MUSICAL PROSE. STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH), [online] -(16), pp.55-76. Available: https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=216400.
 
 
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