On Verbal And Nonverbal Communication Records Of The Secret History Of The Mongols

The Secret History of The Mongols,which recorded the history of Mongolia of the 13 th century,has attracted the interest of many scholars for its unique academic value.In the The Secret History of The Mongols,a large number of verbal communication and nonverbal communication of historical figures are recorded.Therefore,it can provide new views for the study of The Secret History of The Mongols that from the perspective of The Communication.In the study of verbal communication,this paper uses Jacobson's theory classify the verbal communication records into the "referential function" verbal records,"emotive function" verbal records,"poetic function" verbal records,"phatic function" verbal records and "conative function" verbal records.In addition,"vrilga"(invitation),"jarlig" "gvyvqilal"(request),"dvnggvdvl"(criticism),"dvradhal"(memory),"idhal"(advice),"siltag"(excuse)recorded in the secret history of the mongols are discussed in detail,and "uqig","gemsil","amalal","andagai","jahiya","geriyes","tagv","qimar" are briefly analyzed.In the study of the non-verbal communication,the paralanguage,body language,clothing,time,space,silence recorded in the secret history of the mongols are discussed in detail,and the records of color and smell are briefly analyzed.In the conclusion part,according to the analysis of the verbal and non-verbal communication records of the secret history of the mongols,this paper classifies the records of the secret history of the mongols into four types from the perspective of information sources,and points out that the author of the secret history of the mongols is likely to be the place that non-verbal communication messages are recorded in details particularly.