Literary Quranic Researches

Literary Quranic Researches

A Study of Temporality of Narration in the Story of Prophet Yusuf (AS) based on Gérard Genette's Theory

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors
Jalal Marami 1
Ghasem Azizi Morad 2
Mina Nikjoo 3
1 Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Faculty of Persian Literature and Foreign Languages, Allameh Tabataba'i University, Tehran, Iran
2 Assistant Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Faculty of Letters and Humanities, Tehran university, Tehran, Iran
3 PhD Student of Arablic Language and Literature, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University, Tabriz, Iran
Abstract
Abstract: the important role of the French structuralism Gerard Genets in the development of the theory of narrative time as one of the most important components in advancing the narrative is very significant. But the question that is raised here is what are the functions of the time in the story of Yusuf Nabi and does the analysis of the time of this narrative helpe to understand the narrative genres, has the auther used all the techniques of the narrative time. In this story, the author disrupts the linear sequence of time to construct the desired plot, and by defeating the present time, he tries to change the calendar time to the time of the narration, and with the help of retrospect and foresight, removes the knots and gaps of the main story. In some cases, the author uses positive acceleration to convey his message, quickly, and of course, sometimes he uses constant acceleration. The predominant aspect of storytelling is based on single frequency, but because it is a Quran story, the last prominent feature of any narration is the use of frequent frequency to establish the message of the narration in the mind of the reader. He is omniscient about the angle technique of the story. He is in control of all events and characters.
Keywords
the Holy Qurʾan
the story of Yusuf (AS)
narratology
narrative time
Gérard Genette

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