We call utterances that comprise elements that are perceived by different sense modalities and are coded according to a non-linguistic code multimodal utterances (cf. (Fricke, 2012)). An example for non-linguistically coded signs are indexicals like pointing gestures, which, according to Peirce, bear some nomological, causal or attentional relation to their objects (CP 1.372, 2.248, 2.285 1) In...

among the most common type of literary, aesthetic and lyric literature by having the elements and themesimagery provides a good platform to analyze the structure of the word external and internal relationships because relationships based on the form and structure of speech is considered so by what is in the form of content main purpose of the speaker is the approach to the structure of the styl...

due to its specific characteristics, special theoretical principles are involved in translation of religious text. the texts of this genre are classified into two categories of divine and non-divine each with its own considerations in the act of translation. nahj-al-balaghah is one of the non-divine islamic texts. two of the well-known translations of it into persian are those by seyed jafar sh...

The paper presents a new way of accounting for the meaning of verbs in natural languages, using a diagrammatic notation based on the Unified Modeling Language (UML). We will introduce the new framework by outlining some modeling elements and indicating major differences to the UML. An extended example will be discussed in more detail. We will then focus on the cognitive background of the framew...

language has different functions and uses in society and social phenomena in functionalist grammar. so, linguistic phenomena can be studied through this approach. on the basis of functional theory, patterns of experience manifest in form of processes through idealistic meta-functions. accordingly, we can realize the linguisticbehavior of the poet or the writer in world representation studying d...