This study , performs a technical review on the subject of eye-body language on nahj al balaghe. Imam ali,snahj al balaghe is full of literary professions and delicacies and verbal elegancies . the purpose of writing this article is review of rhetorical and conceptual implications of body language on nahj al balaghespeechs with the centrality of eye. Because eye is one of the most widely used organs of body on transition of implications to others upon establishing a connection , the term "eye" has been used 146 times on nahj al balaghe with actual and virtual meanings. The method of presented study is based on library studies of mentioned combination and sorting them based on uniformity on concepts and contents. By looking deep into nahj al balaghe body language combinations and conceptual and rhetorical review of them , we can obtain very beautiful concepts from the term "eye". The findings of this study indicate that imam ali has used body language on combinations of nahj al balaghe such as the term "eye" . fro, conceptual implications of eye that has been used on amir al momenin words , we can mention at fear and stress , Avoidance of sin, preparing to face the enemy, fear of God, love, wonder and perplexity, knowledge, bitter position and power of affecting on hearts.
amouri, J., & attashi, A. (2017). Investigating conceptual and Rhetorical implications
of eye language on nahj al balaghe. Literary Studies of Islamic texts, 2(6), 145-161. doi: 10.22081/jrla.2017.48420.1137
MLA
jafar amouri; abdolreza attashi. "Investigating conceptual and Rhetorical implications
of eye language on nahj al balaghe", Literary Studies of Islamic texts, 2, 6, 2017, 145-161. doi: 10.22081/jrla.2017.48420.1137
HARVARD
amouri, J., attashi, A. (2017). 'Investigating conceptual and Rhetorical implications
of eye language on nahj al balaghe', Literary Studies of Islamic texts, 2(6), pp. 145-161. doi: 10.22081/jrla.2017.48420.1137
VANCOUVER
amouri, J., attashi, A. Investigating conceptual and Rhetorical implications
of eye language on nahj al balaghe. Literary Studies of Islamic texts, 2017; 2(6): 145-161. doi: 10.22081/jrla.2017.48420.1137
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