A New Linguistic Perspective of Literary Aspects

A Linguistic Study of Literary Aspects. Language and literature form such an organic relationship that it is impossible to separate one from the other. The language of literature is a large spectrum of concepts, ideas, emotions, and excitements which operate harmoniously in the mind of the author at the moment of artistic creation. It would appear in a form that evokes feeling and calls for various thematic interpretations on the part of the reader. Language to the author is the way by which she/he expresses herself/himself to the reader. Literary language is manipulated by its users with great care and complexity than the average language user can show. von Al-Kubaisy, Israa Rashed Mahdi