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Language games In The Qur'an

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2019
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In the Qur'an, first of all, the language games analogy has been thoroughly analyzed in order to determine whether Wittgenstein's language games analogy is used. The connections between language games, grammar, rules and usage have been examined and its place in our daily language has been revealed. The result has shown that our everyday language is a product of convergence and that we cannot go beyond the limits and uses of our everyday language. So if there is a problem with language and philosophy, understanding and correcting it is only within the limits of our everyday language. We don't need any other language to solve the problems. After the analysis of the analogies of language games, the similarities within the language games themselves and the real world in which they occur are analyzed. This analysis revealed that the language games used by the Qur'an were the same as the similarities and the way of life in which they took place. There are three main topics that the Qur'an focuses on. Belief in Allah, belief in the Hereafter and understanding of human beings. The examples of these three topics in the verses are given and the language games used here are presented. While the verses reveal these language games, ignorance has taken into consideration the lifestyle of Arab society. Because language games take place in a certain way of life. In the Qur'an, ignorance gave the divine message by considering the socio-cultural life of Arab society and using the language games they play in everyday language.

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Fatih Ömeroğlu

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Fatih Ömeroğlu (Master Thesis). Language games In The Qur'an, 2019, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.

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