Pragmatic Intentionality of Dialogue in the Qur’anic Discourse (The Dialogues of Surah Taha as a Model)
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https://doi.org/10.51984/8tk9ag81Keywords:
Intentionality, Pragmatics, Qur'anic discourse, Speech acts, Surah Taha, Context, DialogueAbstract
Studying Qur'anic discourse presents a methodological and research challenge that necessitates moving beyond traditional approaches focused solely on the formal aspects of language. In this context, pragmatics emerges as a powerful analytical tool that allows for the study of language in the realms of usage and communicative function. Integrating modern linguistic approaches, such as pragmatics, into the analysis of Qur'anic text is of paramount importance. It contributes to revealing new facets of pragmatic approaches within the Holy Qur'an, while simultaneously opening new horizons for understanding the divine dimensions and objectives of Qur'anic discourse. From a pragmatic perspective, language is not merely a system of abstract grammatical rules, but rather a specific utterance performed by a specific speaker in a specific context to achieve a specific communicative purpose)
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