In an example of tafrīʿ identify two parts:
Earlier judgment: the claim established first.
Derived judgment: the subsequent assertion built on it.
A poet might affirm such extraordinary generosity that a further statement about the beneficiaries follows from it. The latter then feels like a consequence of the former.
The figure is not merely the presence of two qualities; it requires an intelligible dependence of the second on the first.
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ʿIlm al-Badīʿ: Semantic Embellishments, Part II
In an example of tafrīʿ identify two parts:
Earlier judgment: the claim established first.
Derived judgment: the subsequent assertion built on it.
A poet might affirm such extraordinary generosity that a further statement about the beneficiaries follows from it. The latter then feels like a consequence of the former.
The figure is not merely the presence of two qualities; it requires an intelligible dependence of the second on the first.