Linguistic Papers

Our words are nothing but repetitions One way or another, and this method is almost obvious at times and indirect at other times, so We even interact with each other, The intertextuality makes the new text use a familiar text on the on hand , and rich in brining other worlds into its world , so its formative elements have new connotations according to the rhetorical conjugation on the other hand.The Iraqi novelist Badia Amin comes to confirm this fact in her collections of stories , and forms a textual mosaic that has its own connotations according to the content context and event.This research is about applying a new approach to studying linguistic interextuality , based on the ideas of the German linguist Kirsten Adamatsik. It follows a discourse analysis methodology that explains the relationship between texts and the interactive relationship between the referred text and the new text. and studying the metaphorical relationships between them.

His research presents the major transformations in Orientalism, which are three transformations: encyclopedic, specialized, and interdisciplinary. This research studies the three transformations of Orientalism, explaining their impact on the selection of topics in the Arabic language and its literature, as encyclopedic Orientalism has its topics, including Semitic languages, creating dictionaries for the Arabic language, and studying Arabic literature and its long history. Then the second transformation concluded with specialized Orientalism, which tended to research details in vocabulary, grammar, and literature, and specialization in a writer or the works of a poet. The tendency towards specialized Orientalism prevailed, influenced by the knowledge explosion after the sixties of the twentieth century. As for interdisciplinary Orientalism, due to its many approaches and intersections, the research dealt with three topics: anthropology, critical discourse analysis, audience rhetoric, and computational linguistics.

This study is part of a project establishment linguistics interactive speech dealt interactive texts digital strategies commensurate with the nature of the studied texts, a move to keep up with developments in the cognitive world, which brought together the literary and technical, and this study is an attempt to establish the linguistics new - represented by pilgrims model - fit the nature of the studied text if we know that the interactive text represented interactive poem digital (digital Tbarih biography of some blue) of the poet Dr. Mushtaq Abbas Ma'an, but it is a text of a monolithic several levels: the literal and the audiovisual and synthesis, has been singled out and Agaftna this level the third of them.

Overlapping literary genres is defined as combining or blending two or more different literary genres into one work, with the aim of creating a creative text that transcends the traditional boundaries of literary genres. This overlap allows for expanding the horizons of literary expression and enriching artistic content, allowing the writer to explore topics and ideas in unconventional ways. The creator must have a wide cultural reserve about the elements, characteristics and techniques of literary genres in order to complete his mastery of the artistic and structural structure of each literary genre.
Anmar Rahmatullah’s stories “And Ask Them About the Village” show how literary genres can overlap and interact with each other, far from traditional divisions, giving texts renewed narrative energy. The collection does not merely present short stories, but rather a literary space in which various artistic literary genres intersect, making it a distinctive experience in contemporary Arabic narrative.

This study examines the intertextuality of Orwell's seminal work "1984" through the lens of critical discourse analysis and of Hayek's philosophy about the economy and politics. Examining texts, symbols and slogans, the researcher will examine how Orwell’s allegory reflects Hayek’s alarm over a centralized domination, the mastery of information and the loss of the individual’s freedom. The data chosen for analysis is micro, represented by quotes as part of the discourse said by main characters in the tale that reflects or underlines the themes of the narration. The aim of this study is to reveal the interplay between language and authority, revealing how the Party’s oppressive regime parallel Hayek’s warning about the dangers of totalitarianism and government overreach. The researcher will argue how the context of “1984” is intertextual with modern social and political language that represents authoritarianism and surveillance. However, the problem of the study is highlighted with questioning the real motives behind political power imposed, revealing the underlying schemes behind the language used that triggers the emotions of the mass rather than triggering their mental abilities and protecting human rights. This is evident in the findings underscore the significant linguistic strategies in shaping collective identities and resilience in fictional world and contemporary society.