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

Romi s dominations and innovations on how to present questions in Mathnavi

Soghra Jalili Jashnabadi(Author in Charge)

Abstract
Question is one types of the non declarative sentences that used by many poets except in gaining knowledge. And rhetorical art, were make at their speaking and words, Checking the tyeps and frequency of each of the sentences in the poetry books, addition to the literary value, inddicate the stylitics value. Especially in recognizing thoughts and characters of poets and the writers.In this research, base of the analysis is binary apposition that Rumi said indirectly in masnavi. In the analisis of the rhetorical questions of Masnavi, all rhetorical purposes, were classified to the three main objectives: order, injunction, exposition, Even the questions about the characters are fit with dignity and their social status. Rumi techniques, in rhetorical questions and answers, are suitable to the audience. Sometimes, the real questions are the appropriate base for extension of educational concepts and remove the difficulty of audience that Rumi with emphasis techniues enforce his questions, these techniques are: restriction, allegory, quick fire questions , questions s answer and conditional sentences. This research have libraries and analytical method. rhetorical and artistic devices of Rumi is appears

Keyword
Rhetorical question;Masnavi; b

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