An Eco-Discourse Analysis Study of the English Translation of Sura-t- ANabaa

This study stems from the need to uncover the eco-stories lived by across the generic moves of the ST and the TT of Sura-t- ANabaa. The argument -ANabaa- is rendered through the meaning making potentialities of the verses. The argument schematizes the eco-world in both a factive and a fictive manner. This study uncovers the iconic syntactic structure role in identifying the argument's structure as the generic moves of the Sura. As qualitatively framed, this study presents a descriptive comparative discourse analysis of ANabaa as an iconic argument. This study employed Toulmin's approach of argument structure (2003) and Kirsner's syntactic iconicity (1985) so as to reach the micro-level of the generic eco-stories. The results of the study show the following: the TT eco-argument of ANabaa is rendered through the generic moves; 2) the TT lexical-based constructions of the eco-argument ANabaa for each move are rendered at the level of word equivalence; and 3) The lexical-constructions construe the information semantics and the phenomenological semantics.

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CDELT Occasional Papers in the Development of English Education
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/opde.2025.426952
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Multilingual Education and Policy
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An Eco-Discourse Analysis Study of the English Translation of Sura-t- ANabaa

Sara Samir Eldaly
CDELT Occasional Papers in the Development of English Education
Multilingual Education and Policy
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An Eco-Discourse Analysis Study of the English Translation of Sura-t- ANabaa

Sara Samir Eldaly
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This study stems from the need to uncover the eco-stories lived by across the generic moves of the ST and the TT of Sura-t- ANabaa. The argument -ANabaa- is rendered through the meaning making potentialities of the verses. The argument schematizes the eco-world in both a factive and a fictive manner. This study uncovers the iconic syntactic structure role in identifying the argument's structure as the generic moves of the Sura. As qualitatively framed, this study presents a descriptive comparative discourse analysis of ANabaa as an iconic argument. This study employed Toulmin's approach of argument structure (2003) and Kirsner's syntactic iconicity (1985) so as to reach the micro-level of the generic eco-stories. The results of the study show the following: the TT eco-argument of ANabaa is rendered through the generic moves; 2) the TT lexical-based constructions of the eco-argument ANabaa for each move are rendered at the level of word equivalence; and 3) The lexical-constructions construe the information semantics and the phenomenological semantics.

CDELT Occasional Papers in the Development of English EducationVol. 89(1)
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