volume Number 10، number In Volume 4، Winter 2018 ، issue Number 38

Phonetic, Rhetorical and Ideological Layers

Fariba Hemmati(Author in Charge), Mir-Jallaledin Kazazi, ali sarvar yaqobi

Abstract
Ali Ashraf Nawbati known as "Partoo Kermanshahi" is one of prominent contemporary poets of Kermanshah that investigation of his poets can provide an appropriate ground to identify the features of poetry style in Kermanshah Province. The main objective of this research was to analyze Partoo Kermanshahi"s poems in terms of the structure and content. For this purpose, the authors tried to study the poems of this poet using layer stylistics. Layer stylistics with an approach to literary analysis divides the text into five phonetic, lexical, syntactic, rhetorical and ideological layers. In this essay, Partoo Kermanshahi"s poems were analyzed based on phonetic, rhetorical and ideological layers to show the outstanding features of his style and the role and value of them in each layer and thereby the reader could understand Partoo Kermanshahi"s poems as well.

Keyword
stylistics , Partoo Kermanshahi , stylistic layers , Kermanshah poetry

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