Linguistic Argumentation Techniques in the Textual Practice of Sufis -Tarjuman al-Ashwaq In Particular -

Abstract

      The linguistic and critical studies have tried to analyze the literary texts according to multiple approaches, most of which depend on the analysis of the linguistic level as the actual practice of human thoughts and feelings in the context of its communication with the outside world. The latter also constitutes the objective dimension of the creative texts as in the Sufi discourse, exemplified in the author’s purpose or what the reader received. This is in accordance with what is available in the text of linguistic references that appear through the syntactic and lexical relations of this text from the statement of the patterns of forms and methods of employment.  Then at a later stage, a move takes place to the so-called interpretation, as an endeavor to interpret the results of that analysis in an attempt to understand the intended meanings in the text and how these represent the basis of linguistic relations and multiple modes of understanding in the argumentative and communicative framework