Semiotic Study of Non-Verbal Communicative Elements in the Novels of Bouraghiba House by Ines Abbasi, and Shabe Nasoor by Ibrahim Hassanbeigi

Non-verbal Communicative Elements have an undeniable role in conveying intended concepts and subjects for which verbal communications fail to convey. Studies show that these communications are among most frequently used elements in modern novels and novelists, either consciously or unconsciously. Have applied them. Emphasizing on the American School of Comparative Literature and using the descriptive-analytical technique, the writers of the current study aim at scrutinizing a semiotic study of elements in the novels of Bouraghiba House by Ines Abbasi, and Shabe Nasoor by Ibrahim Hassanbeigi and the extent of the usage of these elements and their functions. The results of the study indicate that Ines Abbasi has used the elements 53 times which mostly express sadness and sorrow whereas in Hassanbeigi's novel, there are 120 Non-verbal communicative elements conveying concepts like stress and anxiety to the reader. In both novels the paralinguistic elements have the most usage in conveying the message; also, substitutive function is the mostly-used one and the next is complementary. Other functions have not been reflected in both novels.