أقصوصة الزهايمر لغازي القصيبي : قراءة في نحو النص

Abstract EN

This study is about the towards the text that seeks to connect the parts of the text by resorting to the seven criteria of Western texts: Synthesis standard, plot, acceptance, intentionality, informationally, Intertextuality, and statement context..The study concluded that the rates of these criteria came in the short story dissimilarly.Synthesis standard came in the forefront of the seven textual standards In terms of effect, where its grammatical and lexical means were available in the short story.

Specifically in referral by pronouns, as in the absent pronoun (he/ she) ) and additional connectivity as (Wa) and, Replacement, deletion, which harmonize with the speech of Alzheimer's patient, he is in forgetfulness state and remembering.

Followed by the plot that led to the cohesion of the texts through the unity of the short story of the discourse and the grand overall structure and semantic relations.

By using the intentionality, the writer achieved direct goals such as sympathy with Alzheimer's patients, and indirect purposes varied between educational and social objectives.

The availability of syntactic cohesion standards and plot relationships has led to the strength of the style and its clarity of complexity, which led to acceptance of the recipient whatever his culture was in the short story.Informationally standard is achieved through the diversity of author informational between the three informationally standard is achieved through the diversity of author informational between the three degrees: Low-grade, medium-grade, and high-grade.

The speech in the short story was characterized by what its suitable with context of the situation that comes through the events of the short story.

The writer used a variety of sources in the short story between the Quran, Prophet's Tradition and the popular proverbs.

All textual standards have been combined to form a cohesive, compatible and harmonious text for the purpose of influencing in the recipient.