Teleological Tendency and Rhetorical Mechanisms in the Dramatic Discourse of Abdelkader Alloula

Abstract

Intentions (Maqasid) are the meanings themselves for which words were established to convey, serving as an essential condition for any communicative text linked to the sender's position; they determine the mode of expression as meanings vary based on the relationship between intent and literal significance, collaborating with other textual standards toward a general purpose, originating from consciousness to control the continuity of semiosis while bridging the gap between mental perception and reality by uniting the knowing subject with the object of knowledge.