الاستلزام الحواري لحوارات موسي وابراهيم (ع) في سورة "الشعراء"وفق نظرية غرايس

The Dialogical Invocation of the Dialogues of Moses and Abraham on the Peace in the "Poets" According to the Theory of Grace

In this article, we examine the issue of discourse invocation, one of the most important issues in the modern deliberative lesson, and a characteristic of the natural language. This is through the theory of the "philosophic invocation" of the English philosopher Herbert Paul Grace. We attempted to apply his view of dialogue in the "poets" The dialogue and the context of Sura centered on a dialogue between prophets, Moses and Abraham, on them descriptively and analytically. It has been shown that the violation of the four rules of dialogue from the perspective of Grays has a crucial role in delivering his secondary and subnormal meaning to him in terms of non-natural meaning. In T. Some Quranic stories through the statements of the interlocutors, and analysis revealed symptoms of debaters and targets that throw them to show manipulation and mockery of Pharaoh, in other words his refusal to cooperate with Moses peace. To understand that God is the one who knows the truth, Pharaoh, Haman and their soldiers have informed him that there is no intention of faith and that the purposes are revealed through the words of the disciples. This is perhaps one of the reasons for the use of dialogue as well as narration in the Qur'an.