The textual Distance and the Transportable Interpretation," from two texts by Anwar Qadir Jaff and Qubadi Jali Zada

Abstract

This paper is under the title of "The textual Distance and the Transportable Interpretation," from two texts by Anwar Qadir Jaff and Qubadi Jali Zada. This analysis is part of the PH.D. research under the title of "Reception Theory and the Criticism of Kurdish poetry," in which two concepts such as textual distance and transportable interpretation have been discussed; moreover, Wolfgang Iser was the actual person who founded those two mentioned concepts. Above all, Iser was fundamentally one of the leaders of reception theory. Then, this analysis aims at clarifying the way those two concepts deal with the texts to gain their appropriate meanings. After that, this argument between those two concepts and their effects on texts has been practiced in the 'Talesim and Ay Way Zara Gyan,' which were two challenging texts. In the end, the achieved aims have been identified.