Volume 23 No 7 (2025)
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Investigation and use of irony in the dialect of Shabankare people
Safar Amani , Sayed Mojtaba Hosseini, Sayed Mahmoud Seyedsadeghi
Abstract
Irony (irony) is the last chapter of the science of traditional expression, it is allowed to use metaphors, irony, which means to speak in a hidden way or to convey one's intention to the audience indirectly. In fact, irony is one of the most attractive and beautiful artistic styles of speech. This array is also used in the folk literature of Shabankare, and in other words, irony is one of the most useful literary arts that can be found abundantly in the dialect of this region. The current research has investigated the local allusions in the Shabankare dialect using field and library methods. The results of this research are that these books should be recorded and used before they are forgotten for the use of linguists and researchers. In this research, the writer has tried to examine local ironies based on theoretical foundations and the sciences of expression and rhetorical techniques, and to express the types of irony in terms of meaning and in terms of clarity and subtlety.
Keywords
irony, local terms, Shabankare dialect, folk literature
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