The Analysis of the Semantics/Semiotics of the Anecdote of Indian Servant and Sultan Mahmud in the 6th Book of Masnavi

The analysis of the semantics/semiotics in literary texts is amongst new science that provides the readers with more perception and understanding. This research focused on new approaches to the aspects of interaction to open a new horizon of meanings for readers. The researcher studied semantics/semiotics and meanings based on the anecdote of Indian child servant and Sultan Mahmud in the 6th book of Masnavi. The research aimed to investigate the semiotics not only in a single way, but also in relation to the collection of other semiotics causing construction of meaning in interaction; meanwhile, the possibility and accessibility of character of the interaction was considered. The key point is that semiotics in an interactive process leads to meaning creation, artistic generation, and eloquence. Molana’s discourses entail dynamic characters. This research strongly aimed to investigate what happens in the circumstance of discourse, the process of evolution, and chaos in discourse, how the discourse change does result in dynamic meanings, and which discourse-base system outperforms the mythological base of it. Also, it was tried to find out which discourse approach further represented the mystical base of Masnavi-Maanavi. The research resulted in the impossibility of studying meaning regardless of its application in discourse, which shapes the flow of meaning creation.