Narrative
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Internal Regression in Honar Karim's Novels
Payam Awla Rashid, Masud Salim Hamad Amin
This study, named (Internal Regression in Hunar Karim's novels) is concerned to forms and techniques of Internal Regression as a narrative device that assembles the story's time internally and participate to deepen the readers perceive of characters and contexts, and the study contains three essential types of this Regression: (Partial, complementary, and complete). The first section focused on Partial Internal Regression which recalls a past scene in a current narrative timeframe without splitting the chronological order, that its duty is empowering the emotional dimension and inspecting personal psychological transformations, Regarding the second section specialized to Complementary Internal Regression which is used to fill narrative spaces and explaining events backgrounds and inner causes, and gives the story a temporal interconnectedness and reaction that its meaning appears, While the third section handled the complete Internal Regression, which formed a completed time unit combined within the original story, that permit to rebuild the event and expanding the horizon of interpretation, It opens up a new vision to build up the plot from inside, The importance of study hides in displaying the duty of Internal Regression as technical and cognitive tool participate in creating the narrative awareness, and gives the text a dramatic power that based on stress between past and present, The study analysis really supported with novelist examples of Hunar Kareem, and with modern narrative concepts, The most obvious one is those that was provided by Gerard Genette, Siza Kassem, and Ibrahim Khalil, then the study finished with several results which are the study come up with them with mentioning the most important resources used.
Volume 10 · Issue 4 · December 2023Intertextual Criticism: Unveiling Literary Connections in Elif Shafak's Works
Hozan Othman Ahmed
This paper explores the concept of intertextual criticism and its application in the works of renowned Turkish-British author Elif Shafak. By examining the intricate web of literary connections in Shafak's writings, this study aims at uncovering the intertextual tapestry woven within her narratives. The methodology involves close reading and analysis of selected works and a comprehensive survey of intertextual sources. The critical approach utilised is a comparative study, which examines the influences, allusions, and references to other literary works in Shafak's novels. The discussion highlights intertextuality's thematic, structural, and cultural implications in Shafak's works. Ultimately, this article concludes by emphasising the significance of intertextual criticism in enhancing our understanding of Shafak's unique literary contributions.
Volume 10 · Issue 2 · June 2023A personal narration of (Wrena w tarmaiy) Salah Omar, (Daftary piraniy Gamnak) Mardin Eibrahim
Ali mustafa najmaddin, Najm Khalid Najmadin
Narration is one of the essential element of a navel. No navel can be written without narration. That’s why it has become an important topic, and the universal literary criticism pays a great deal of attention to it. The study, as (a personal narration of (Wrena w tarmaiy) Salah Omar, (Daftary piraniy Gamnak) Mardin Eibrahim). The entire narration is taken from the Kurdish society and culture. It talks about the pain and suffering of the society. The study is made of two basic parts. Each part is divided in to other sections. The first part, which is the orifical, deals with the definition of narration and its types. The second part, which is practical, studies the relationship of narration with each of the writer, characters and a narrator using examples of different novels. At the end of the study, there is a reference list, abstract and founding.