Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 13، number In Volume 1، April 2020 ، issue Number 47

Stylistics of Comic effects Abolfazl Zarroie Nasrabad

Reza Pourdehghan Ardekan , Asghar Rezaporian (Author in Charge)

Abstract

Abolfazl Zarroi Nasr Abad is one of the most successful and most celebrated figures of satire after the victory of the Islamic Revolution and raised the school of GOLAGHA. In this research by analytical and descriptive method the stylistics of his satirical works has been studied. The findings of the research indicate that the irrational and irony are two comrades of very high frequency.

The humor of his first writings disruptions in the situation of urban services influenced by the political and social contexts and the imprint of the popular manner in which his periodical journals the marriage of youth criticized such issues as: economic problems and expensive. Over the course of time Zarroi has achieved personal use of his creative comedy talent in a personal style resulting in a philosophical satire extending to meaning and content whose scope is not condemned to time and place. The use of historical language to express contemporary human concerns the choice of the language of conversation which are sometimes his own works the combination of popular discourses through controversy the expression of popular culture are one of the most important features the archetypal look of the issues surrounding it and the use of proverbs.

Keyword
abolfazl zarooi nasrabad، styl

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