Persian Language and Literature

The Duty of Intellectuals and dispute between traditional and modernity in the novel Nefrin – e Zamin (the curse of land (arable)

Ebrahim Ranjbar

Volume 65, Issue 226 , January 0, Pages 1-23

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The Nefrin – e Zamin (the curse of land) is a novel which tells the reader about the dispute between tradition and modernity as well as the Intellectual and the rulers. It may also be regarded as a document testifying defeat of the Intellectualism and tradition. This novel was written ... Read More

Mythical Analysis of Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne Based on the Theory of Jung and Northrop Frye

Ali Akbar Sam Khaniani; Mustafa Malek Paein

Volume 65, Issue 226 , January 0, Pages 23-47

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The Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne has a lot of literary beauties; applying different literary criticisms and various meaningful readings in the context of this story, one can determine the aesthetic factors and their effects on the readers. One the most efficient literary criticism in this ... Read More The Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne has a lot of literary beauties; applying different literary criticisms and various meaningful readings in the context of this story, one can determine the aesthetic factors and their effects on the readers. One the most efficient literary criticism in this regard is the mythical criticism. This study tries to analyze the Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne based on the Theory of Jung regarding Archetypes and Symbols, and its integration with the Northrop Fry Theory about the mitoses forming a literary work. To do this, after explaining the theoretical framework and method of this study, the symbols and archetypes of different parts of this story would be analyzed applying mythical analysis; then their relations with mitoses forming that part would be expressed. The Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne has a lot of literary beauties; applying different literary criticisms and various meaningful readings in the context of this story, one can determine the aesthetic factors and their effects on the readers. One the most efficient literary criticism in this regard is the mythical criticism. This study tries to analyze the Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne based on the Theory of Jung regarding Archetypes and Symbols, and its integration with the Northrop Fry Theory about the mitoses forming a literary work. To do this, after explaining the theoretical framework and method of this study, the symbols and archetypes of different parts of this story would be analyzed applying mythical analysis; then their relations with mitoses forming that part would be expressed. The Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne has a lot of literary beauties; applying different literary criticisms and various meaningful readings in the context of this story, one can determine the aesthetic factors and their effects on the readers. One the most efficient literary criticism in this regard is the mythical criticism. This study tries to analyze the Story of Lion and Cow in Kelile and Demne based on the Theory of Jung regarding Archetypes and Symbols, and its integration with the Northrop Fry Theory about the mitoses forming a literary work. To do this, after explaining the theoretical framework and method of this study, the symbols and archetypes of different parts of this story would be analyzed applying mythical analysis; then their relations with mitoses forming that part would be expressed.

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ghasem sahrai; Ali Heydari; Maryam mirzaii mogadam

Volume 65, Issue 226 , January 0, Pages 47-75

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elham alijoula; Hengameh Ashoori

Volume 65, Issue 226 , January 0, Pages 75-105

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Historical life of Anahita in the characters of Shirin and Shak(k)ar of Nazami

MohammadAli mahmoodi; farzad Shafieefar; Yaghoub Fouladi

Volume 65, Issue 226 , January 0, Pages 105-129

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From Khamseh / Quintet Composing to Khamseh / ouintet Scholarships( critical Study of Khamseh / Quintet Researches)

Abbass Vaezzadeh; Abolghasem Ghavam; Abdollah Radmard; Maryam Salehinia

Volume 65, Issue 226 , January 0, Pages 129-163

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