The Components and Characteristics of the Social Text; Emphasizing on the Theory of Credit and Its Implications in Interpreting Social

No interpretative theory can be realized without presupposing what the text is, and the field of interpretation of social phenomena is not an exception. According to Allameh Tabatabai’s theory of credit, the social context is: “the identity of credit created for the reciprocal employment of other human beings”. With regard to the characteristics of social credentials, the social text is not linguistic and is not subject to the rules of interpretation of the linguistic text, but rather, linguistic text is one of the types of social text and is subject to the general rules of social text interpretation. Social context is contextual and has a temporal and spatial context. The social context is structured and in essence has logical requirements that are independent of the will of the actor. Finally, the social context is focused on the purpose. Based on these features, the broad lines of social text interpretation are: independence of interpretive rules from linguistic text, defining the starting point, interpretation of social text to social text, and the necessity of teleological analysis. The method of this research is analytical.