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Mohebbi G, Rasoulnia A H, Sayadinejad R. A Semiotic study of Hana Mina’s Al-Shamso Fi Yum-e Ghaem based on Rifater’s model. san 2024; 5 (3) :93-116
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1- kashan University , golafrooz4519908401@gmail.com
2- Kashan University
3- kashan University
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The analysis of intertextual relationships and linguistic processes governing a textual space is one of the most fascinating topics for linguists. In the 1970s, Michael Rifater, a French-American linguist and semiotician, presented his model of semiotic reading which treats a literary text is a complex structure that can be examined from different angles. Rifater's textual semiotic reading is based on the fact that a literary text is a communicative act between the author and the reader. By using signs, an author instills meaning into the text, and the reader understands the meaning of the text by interpreting these signs. Rifater believes that the literary text has a multi-layered structure. The first level of the text is the apparent level or zero level that the reader understands in the first place. The second level of the text is the decoding level or level one where the reader understands the deeper meaning of the text by understanding the signs and the relationships between them. The third level of the text is the level of production or level two where the reader produces a new meaning for himself by interacting with the text. This theory consists of irregularities, accumulation process, descriptive systems, hypogram and matrix. This study, based on a descriptive-analytical framework provides a semiotic analysis of Al-Shams fi Yoom Ghaem (The sun on a cloudy day) written by Hana Mina, a famous Syrian writer. It finds that the textual matrix is a network of semantic relations between different hypograms that constitute the semantic structure of the text. The identified matrix within the text of the novel is "the overthrow of the bourgeois regime". This matrix is a network of semantic relations between the three hypograms: "Bourgeois system", "Social vigilance" and "General uprising". In this matrix, the bourgeois class is introduced as the main cause of inequality and discrimination in society. This class has wealth and power and uses them to exploit the lower classes of society. This exploitation leads to social awakening in people, as a result of which they seek to change the existing system. This change can lead to ending the capitalist system and creating a fairer society.

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