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Title: Appropriate Dialogue in the stories of the prophets
Other Titles: Adam, Ibrahim and Jesus peace be upon them
Authors: دلخوش جا ا رلله حسين
تا ا ر فرهاد شاكر شريف القاضي
Keywords: Appropriate Dialogue in the stories of the prophets
Adam, Ibrahim and Jesus peace be upon them
Issue Date: 31-Dec-2019
Series/Report no.: Al Alama numéro 09;
Abstract: The research in this area is due to the philosopher Grace that people in their dialogue: -They may say what they mean. -They may mean more than they say. -They may mean the opposite of what they say. Try this study to clarify the difference between what is said and what is meant, what is said is what words and phrases mean by their apparent verbal values, and what is meant is what the speaker wants to communicate to the hearing indirectly, depending on that the listener is able to reach the speaker Murad with the available Usages and means of inference tried to establish a bridge between the explicit meaning and meaning meaning inexplicit meaning Hence the idea of implicitism.
Description: Al Alama
URI: http://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/22994
ISSN: 2478-0197
Appears in Collections:Al Alama N 09/ Vol 4, N 2 2019

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