Year: 2016
Type: article
Abstract: This is Analytical and Critical Study about " The thresholds in David schütz`s Novel Abishag", because the study of thresholds has become a necessity, especially in the modern Hebrew novel.The thresholds were represented in title, alerts appendices, margins, conclusion, introduction, cover, dedication.The study persents the relationship between thresholds and characters, and how much it useful to understand the literary content; cause it`s a very important part of the narrative structure.The many of writers and critics the modern century are moving their hidden thoughts through the thresholds of texts.The discussions of this study come to discuss the function of the thresholds of lexical meaning texts, the title for example is giving basic information about the novel; specifically in this novel cause it`s named "Abishag" the main hero in the novel, and the acts are based on her confessions.The cover is symbol has became a special version for each artistic the cover contains adesigner who designs the cover,and the cover here succeeded in his job and was in harmony with the narrative passages,expressed a true expression.The dedication thresholds,it indicates an appreciation from the dedicator to his audience and the sincerity of feelings towards the other.Finally, the introduction,it`s function and the instruction,the notices,the margins,the openings,and it`s relation to the novels under discussions.The introduction here came in the page that follows the cover directly indicates the spatial importance,it`s an important threshold of the reader, cause it`s a special interpretation through which the extrapolation of the internal narrative text, and came at the top of the portal name of the writer, and then the title of the novel, then came the settlement by mentioning part of the biography of the writer.And I hope, I was successful in achieving this study in a simple and clear way,cause the work in the field of semiology requires a lot of precision.
Author: ايمان ايمن
Language: Arabic
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W3133563225