Beggar's language style from a view point of pragmatics

الملخص

The beggar's language style is a language style in the context of sociolinguistics, which is different from ordinary language. Because it has its own characteristics and techniques, and the language user has some characteristics that no one else has, and given the difference in the characteristics of the begging process, we want to present this language from a practical and realistic point of view. Degree of emotional arousal.

There are two main types of begging in practical terms, direct begging and indirect begging. There are several other types of indirect begging, which researchers call hidden begging, such as selling basic necessities in traffic, cleaning car windshields, and others. It relies on appealing to the mind, feelings, and emotions to deceive the benefactor. For this purpose, it uses words and sentences laden with justifications, evidence, and documents. In addition, it uses gestures and body language.

 The beggar's style is characterized by clear linguistic characteristics in terms of the melody of expression and the mentally charged words and sentences that are requests, pleas, and supplications. The beggar exploits the weakness of the conscious mind in various ways, such as presenting himself as a fallen, defeated, victim, justifying, arguing, acting, and using different techniques. The language of begging is linguistically loaded with religious and humanitarian factors, because these two factors fully affect the Kurdish individual, and each of the issues. (Gender, age, style, body language, etc.) are fully reflected in the language of begging. You can access a person's gender, age, etc. by analyzing the expressed language.