Social Systems Implicit in the Linguistic Patterns of the Writer Salah Salah

Abstract

Language represents a prominent cultural system in Salah Salah's novelistic works, as he was able to blend several linguistic forms, and did not stop at the classical Arabic language, which, although it has the highest status in his novelistic works, we notice that the classical language in his works has been mixed - consciously and intentionally - with another aspect of the language, which is the spoken or colloquial dialect. Perhaps this is what made his works close to reality, rather they are a product of it, from it they originate, and to it they return, and they are more like a blog that chronicles that stage of Iraq's history. Salah Salah employed in his works various linguistic patterns that he smoothly inserted into the folds of his novelistic contents to move the recipient from the imaginary to the realistic through the gateway of language, which he employed in a descriptive narrative image, interspersed with aesthetic methods that often transform it into a poetic language that carries within it many implicit social systems. Based on the above, the researcher believes that the study of the implicit social systems in the deep structure of Salah Salah's novelistic language has taken three forms, which the research will attempt to address: