The Rhetorical Phenomenon Between Dismantling And Invoking The Text
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.69844/waweds44Keywords:
Contexts, Deconstructive, Diversity, Features, Interaction, Invokes, Levels of Linguistic Performance, Methodologies, Patterns, Rhetorical Phenomenon, Textual ComponentAbstract
#This is a study of the rhetorical phenomenon in light of two approaches: the first is a dismantling approach, and the second is an approach that invokes the phenomenon within its textual component. The study demonstrates the effectiveness of this phenomenon and its characteristics at different levels of linguistic performance. One manifestation of this interaction is the diversity in the paths of the phenomenon and the multiplicity of its patterns across various contexts. The study confirms that linguistic expansion broadens the horizons of the phenomenon and deepens its understanding, as it reveals interconnected and interrelated worlds. The aesthetic beauty, in the case of dismantling, is manifested in the linguistic possibilities that accommodate eloquence and expressiveness. On the other hand, when the phenomenon is invoked within the components of its text, it is embodied in forms of interconnections and relationships that go beyond the surface structure. Thus, the aesthetic beauty lies in the power of interaction, communication, and interrelation between the phenomenon and the elements of the text.
