Structural Forms of the Methods of Discourse: A Study of Components and Functions

Abstract

    This study deals with a rhetorical subject related to one of the sciences of rhetoric, namely discourse analysis. This study focuses on what are the most important functions achieved by each of these forms and its difference from the other structural forms, as well as, to identify the components of each form of partial and macro and their stylistic effects throughout the structure of the discourse.

       The study required to be within a specific plan, which included the introduction and four topics, the title of the first topic (structural forms of the analogy) and the second section entitled (structural forms of the metaphor) and the third (structural forms of metaphor) to be the conclusion of the detective share of the metaphor (forms constructivism of the metaphor style).