The semiotics of vokal performance in the epic of Al-Mishkat by Ahmed Bakheet, an applied study

The first signs of chemistry began with the linguist de Susser, who linked her to the science of language, and defined what they are by studying the signs in their social connotations, and his linguistic mark was the link between the sound image and the meaning As for the sound image, it is the speech is not just sounds placed next to each other to make useful sentences, but rather it needs the art of speech that reveals the mask about its meanings and its significance; Therefore, the performance represents an important aspect of the spoken language, and Chomsky defined it as 'actual use of language in specific situations', and he stressed that there are two aspects that are inevitable to take care of them to understand the human language are; The linguistic ability and the actual linguistic performance (Linguistic Performance), and this is what was stated by Dossusir and before him Ibn Jenni and Al -Jahiz, and if the terms differed, from here came the idea of this research entitled (The Semiotics of Performance in the Mishkat epic of Ahmed Bakhit) an applied study, which is It dealt with the performance features of the poet Ahmed Bakhit, using the Praat program for the physical analysis of the sound, and included two basic aspects:

First: The theoretical framework of performance (Intensity, Pitch, tempo, Rhythm, Pauses).

Second: The applied study is the semiotics of performance in the saga of Al -Mishkat of Ahmed Bakhit.