Department of Persian Language and Literature (2014 - Present)
PERSIAN LITERATURE, SHIRAZ UNIVERSITY, SHIRAZ, IRAN
PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
PERSIAN LANGUAGE, SHIRAZ UNIVERSITY, SHIRAZ, IRAN
DiscussionIn comparison to many other types of poetry in the early Persian literary works, a very limited number of Quatrains were recorded, where they are referred to as ‘Fahlavi’,‘Tarāne’,‘Beit’, and ‘Robāi’. In the following section, the reasons that these names are allocated to these Quatrains are explained.
Currently, the major discussions in the field of Linguistics belong to Typology and Linguistic Universals. Typology is a linguistic study that analyzes the structural similarities among languages regardless of their history. This term was first applied to the categorical and comparative study of linguistic notions by a linguist named Gublentez. Typology is not merely a tool for categorizing and defining general patterns in languages. It is an approach for understanding the nature of language as well. In typological studies, attempts are made to group languages from different families in order to reach more precise studies and results. This article also consists of the same attempt. Persian is an Indo-European language, and Arabic is a Semit
One of the distinctive aspects of Iranian local cultures is the local poems that are composed and sung in the local dialect. Even though they are different from formal literature, these poems are well known among tribes. Long and nostalgic poems are a new phenomenon in local poetry which emerged in the second half of the 19th century in different Iranian tribes. These poems, which mostly reflect the pre-modern age of Pahlavi, are indicators of nostalgia and sad loneliness among local poets and Iranian tribes. In this article, the nostalgic aspects of 40 recognized poems are analyzed. This analysis shows that the return to infancy or nature is the major feature of nostalgia in such poems, and the local poets try to revive the collective memo
Feminist movement was established with the aim of defending women rights and has undergone many changes. The position of the family and other related discussions are among the issues of central concern to the feminists. Extreme feminists with their devaluing views of marital relationships, valid marriages, having children, marital commitment, etc., can endanger family stability especially in the modern world. In the meantime, through the creation of the fictional works with extreme approaches, the feminist writers have spread devaluing views about family and marital issues among their readers. Adopting a pathological approach, the present paper seeks to explore two of the feministic fictional works particularly associated with the position
In Persian and Arabic poetry, both classical and modern, the use of rhetoric to communicate the concepts and meanings applied by the poet is very tangible, because what makes a text literary and poetic is its rhetorical aspects. Nima Yooshij?and Nazik al-Malaika, as the founders of free-verse poetry in Persian and Arabic literature, used the elements of rhetoric to highlight the themes of their poems and make them more influential. These two poets occasionally gave sermons and advice in their poetry. This article investigates the use of semantics in creating the theme of sermon and advice in the poetry of these two poets. Among the most important elements of rhetoric employed to give sermons, one may point to semantic elements. Drawing comp
Fictional works comprise a field the feminists take advantage of to express women's problems and concerns. Wherever there is a trace of women, feminism has challenged and cast doubt on many norms, traditions, and the dos and don'ts. Expressing women problems, some woman-oriented fictional works have also had negative effects; for these works view family, marriage, and marital relationships from an anti-value point. This is while the value of family as a small but much influential institute in providing mental health and peace for the family members and meeting their emotional needs has been ignored. The present paper tries to offer a critical analysis of family damages through studying a few feminist fictional works, using the pathological
The interaction between literatures among nations is examined through the common concepts and interinfluence of poets in literary works in the field of comparative literature. Part of contemporary poetry in todays society is based on social life, and the interinfluence of poetic hypertexts in the social, political and economic environments prominent to society.Shamlu, Paul ?luard and Hughes are the poets who have done poetry from three distinct cultures and in a common century, in different geographical settings, of course. The main fields of the poetry of these three were influenced by social life and during a period of their poetry life, they tended to the left ideology and these tendencies have created common themes in their poems. Theme
Classical romantic poems are one of the most important and most diverse types of poetry. Of course, a great deal of reflection from these poems has come from among the people and has been published among them; these poems are called" folk romantic poems". This article examines the romantical structure of the six lyrical Persian poems, which are considered to be the most famous and most important classical and folk poems. In order to achieve accurate results, in this research stories are analyzed in the form of Prop morphology and with the help of tables. Then, by comparing the results, common and different actions are grouped in these stories. The result is that these stories, as a representative of a group of classic and folk romantic tale
The present paper studies through a sociological approach the women-oriented literary studies (research papers, books, theses, and dissertations) in the field of contemporary fiction from ۱۳۰۰ to ۱۳۹۴. An attempt has also been made to conduct a critical analysis, by examining and providing tables and charts, of research annals, their increasing trend, popular works and writers, researcherschr ('39') genders, and research approaches. The findings demonstrate that social factors increased the researcherschr ('39') tendency toward studying the woman-based fiction from late ۱۳۸۰ s. Simin Daneshvar, Zoya Pirzad, and the novels Savushun and I Will Turn Off the Lights have attracted the most researcherschr ('39') attention, and the num
The true poetry is the birth of the unconscious poet without the intervention of his consciousness, as Plato and Aristotle, the critics of the first poetry, point to this point. If poetry is burst from inside the poet's conscience, the rhyme and all the elements of the poetry are followed by the contents of his poem, rather than the poet, with a figure of a pattern. The outer music of poetry follows the poet's feelings on his tongue, and a poem with a conventional weight of poetry identity is indistinguishable from the point of view of the poetry and intuition; as the poems of the great poets of Persian literature is an example of this harmony between elements of poetry.
Dastoor-al-Alaj is the medical work of Sultan Ali Khorasani, a doctor of the Uzbek court who, after forty years of practicing and traveling with Koch Konji Khan, has compiled it on the request of Sultan Mahmood Uzbek. There are more than thirty copies of this book, which is a quasi-literary text, available in libraries in Iran and across the world. At the time of Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan's rule, Sultan Ali added a sixteen-chapter introduction to the book. In the existing versions, this sixteen-chapter introduction does not appear, but is available as a separate book. In lithographs, the introduction is placed at the beginning of the book. By referring to the lists, several versions of the book were identified. Subsequently, with the study of
The classification of various kinds of poems is one of the important issues in genre studies. The sonnets of Sanaei are amongst the rare instances which have also been classified in manuscripts and the very poems have been inserted in the writings of correctors and other Sanaei researchers. Critically exploring the past classifications, this paper tries to propose a new model according to which the sonnets are classified into two structural and content levels. At the first level, they are categorized into four groups and, then, it is revealed that amongst them simply some parts can be named as sonnet and the rest are sonnet-like providing the ground for the genesis of the sonnet. At the content level, the sonnets are categorized into descri
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