Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 16، number In Volume 1، Apeil 2023 ، issue Number 83

Critical analysis of religious political discourse in the historical part of Shahname

Ali Masoudi Soran , Abolghasem Ghavam (Author in Charge), Mohammad Taghi Imanpour , Ali Alizadeh

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: This research, which is based on the combination of important components of the critical analysis of the "Fairclough" and "Laclau and Mouffe" discourse, is formed. we plan to showcase broadcast discourses with important discourse components, the political discourse of the historical part of Shahnameh affiliated to which central slab, slab or dashes of the fluid and float, and more importantly, this discourse order considers its identity deeper and more naturally consolidated using the discourse components?

METHODOLOGY: The present study is a theoretical study and has been done by library research. The study area is the historical section of Ferdowsi"s Shahnameh, in two volumes that are published by inheritance by Jalal khaleghi Motlagh.

FINDINGS: In this research, we showed that this discourse order was able to make Discourse oriented factors more prominent, more natural and close to reality by applying the appropriate components of discourse analysis. Ferdowsi"s thoughts and beliefs and discourse components used by the series have an important impact on the direction of the religious discourse of Shahnameh.

CONCLUSION: The order of religious discourse is the historic section of Shahnameh affiliated to the central slab of religion and floating dashes and fluid mobs and elders .This discursive order by using the two components of the "separation and non-religion" and "naturalization" while hiding the weaknesses and revealing its strengths and vice versa revealing the weaknesses and hiding the strengths of religious discourse in conflict and conflict with this discourse, The consolidation of its identity represents more effective and more effective.

Keyword
Historical section of Ferdowsi Shahnameh , Discourse Analysis , behi Religion , Christianity , Mubadan

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