Parallel text in the Arabic novel (selected models)

Authors

  • Ahlam Mazen Bakri An-Najah National University | Palestine
  • Nadir Qasim An-Najah National University | Palestine

Keywords:

cover
dedication
export
initiation
parallel text
title

Abstract

This study aimed to take up the parallel text and the representative of the surrounding text and its relationship to the text as a try to answer the followings. This study addresses the parallel text and its relationship with Almatan, in selected models of the Arabic novel, for which the researcher relied on the Semiotic Approach, dividing the study into five themes arranged as follows: First theme: Title, Second theme: Cover, Third theme: Dedication, Fourth theme: Export, Fifth Research: Initiation. The researcher found a number of conclusions, the most important of which being that parallel texts did not have a marginal presence. It served both within and outside the text and allowed its artistic aspects and intellectual and philosophical issues to be illuminated. It further facilitates the reader's access to the deep parts of the text, and knowledge of its contents, and helps him/her understand and interpret it. Parallel texts have been able to coincide with the narrative that brings the reader into it from the very beginning of the title through cover, dedication, initiation, and export. Thus, the parallel texts are intellectual formats that are similar to the sematic of the texts. Its importance is evident in the provocation and suspense of the reader to turn the pages of the book and access the text.

Author Biographies

Ahlam Mazen Bakri, An-Najah National University | Palestine

An-Najah National University | Palestine

Nadir Qasim, An-Najah National University | Palestine

An-Najah National University | Palestine

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Published

2023-12-30

How to Cite

Parallel text in the Arabic novel (selected models). (2023). Journal of Arabic Language Sciences and Literature, 2(6), 82-98. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.Z100823

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How to Cite

Parallel text in the Arabic novel (selected models). (2023). Journal of Arabic Language Sciences and Literature, 2(6), 82-98. https://doi.org/10.26389/AJSRP.Z100823