Mohammad Mishbal

Abstract

This study suggests an approach to old Arab texts in prose based on the Aristotle basic rhetoric theory. The rhetoric text came from main communication parts (speaker, discourse and Addressee). The speaker is trying to structure his own image in the discourse in order to become acceptable from the receiver (Ethos). In a manner raises the whims of addressee to influence him (Pathos) in addition to shape the discourse in order to be acceptable from the mind using Argumentation tools (Logos). Despite this theoretical frame approach, it is just trying to adapt rhetoric trends to the approach that find itself breaking the texts and discourses and forced to obtain a more open mind against unrhetorical fields. Moving the rhetoric Aristotle from the theory to practice the approach for the interpretation, the discourses cause some problems, and this is required to apply concepts and tools that come from text theory such as a poetic, linguistics, deliberative, ideological criticism, discourse analysis, and so on.

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Keywords

rhetoric
text
prose
discourse
Interpretation
Aristotle style

References
المصادر والمراجع
- القرآن الكريم
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- احمد زكي صفوت، جمهرة خطب العرب، المجلد2، مطبعة بابي الحلبي، 1933 ٠
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الجاحظ، البيان والتبيين، ج2، تح: عبد السلام هارون، مكتبة الخانجي، ط4 ج2 .
How to Cite
Mishbal, Mohammad. 2017. “Rhetoric of the Old Arab Prose Text :The Principles and Components”. ANSAQ Journal 1 (0.1). https://doi.org/10.29117/Ansaq.2017.0006.
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