Types of Dialogue in Qasim Tawfiq's Novels:
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Dialogue serves as both a method and an instrument for articulating common perspectives held by individuals. Poets and intellectuals have an urgent need to express their ideas through various mediums. Writer take pride in their desire to explore perversion as a central theme in their novel, amplifying it through their unique style and vivid presentation of events. This approach allows for a deeper understanding of the author's methods for revealing the intentions and secrets within the text, as well as the complex nature of the characters portrayed. Additionally, it can be regarded as a method of narrative expression. The writer actively participates in the creation of the characters, thereby demonstrating his intellectual and cultural aptitude, while also conveying a range of concepts and notions. The portrayal of obsessions in a literary work can have a significant impact on the narrative structure. By freezing the characters' words and revealing the extent of their movements, obsessions can advance the events and imbue the text with a sense of responsibility. Additionally, the use of obsessions can contribute to the development of the narrative structure, independent of novelty in meanings and styles, and facilitate various types of dialogue. This text pertains to the various forms of dialogue, including external and internal dialogue, as well as continuous and separate (silent) dialogue and narrative dialogue.
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