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Mystical Epic from Hypothesis to Reality

Mohammad Ebrahimpour Namin; MirJalil Akrami

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 1-40

Abstract
  In the past half-century and especially in the past two decades the expression “mystical epic” has gained significant prevalence in the field of literary studies, and even some researchers have assumed the existence of a “mystical epic” as an independent genre in Persian literature. ...  Read More

Studying Dimensions and Style of Affidavit as a Teaching Method in Qá'im Maqam’s Monsha’at in Comparison with Sa’di’s Golestan

MohammadReza Birang; Jalil Tajlil

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 41-57

Abstract
  Qá'im Maqam Farahani’s Monsha’at has been considered as follower of prose style in Sa'di's Golestan. Monsha’at is a collection of letters, introductions, monographs and other texts that he has written to politicians of Qajar era to show his agreement or disagreement with them ...  Read More

A Research on Introducing the Literary Type of the Book of Life of Ministers and its Works

Seyyed Amir Jahadi

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 59-80

Abstract
  About the great figures of history, such as kings, ministers and men of politics, writers, jurisprudents and scholars ... From the ancient times to the present day, special works have been written and sometimes in the text of some historical books this issue has been investigated. The same category of ...  Read More

A short contemplation on a verse of Khaqani’s ode called Tarsaeiyeh

Akbar Heidariyan; Seyyed Javad Mortezaei

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 81-98

Abstract
  Poetical works of Khaqani has been always in the center of attentions of exegetes due to containing meaningful and rich odes and they have tried to go through the poet’s mind by eliminating the literal and spiritual obstacles. Among Khaqani’s odes, Tarsaeiyeh attracts much concern. Exegetes ...  Read More

Analysis of the Effects of Realism in the Novel Sharab-e Kham

Iman Mehri Baidiglu; Ebrahim Ranjbar; Khodabakhsh Asadollahi; Asgar Salahi

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 99-116

Abstract
  This is different from art to history that the Artist, with its own selection and interpretation and reporting, provides the apparent irregularities of facts in a reasonable, limited, measured and disciplined design. Sharab-e-Kham (The Raw Wine) is one of the famous realistic novels written by Ismail ...  Read More

Deterministic System of Action: Metamorphosis of the Changeable Cognition in the Eternal Metacognition

Sareh Zirak; Fatemeh Khazaee

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 117-140

Abstract
  Iranian literature and culture are full of metaphysical deterministic trends that are associated with the Ash’ri approach. Metaphysical determinism is a theoretical approach about cognition and action and is not a legend making to be the simple subject of a morphological analysis. In this study ...  Read More

Analysis of the Myth of the Abandoned Child in the Shahnameh from the Viewpoint of Jung's Psychology

Zahra Shirdel; Abolghasem Rahimi

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 141-166

Abstract
  The mythical critique deals with the discovery of mental patterns and crystallization of them in literary works. The significance of this method is to examine myths from several points of view and examines social, cultural and psychological backgrounds in the creation of mythology. Because in this article, ...  Read More

Analysis and Reflection of the Holy Qur'an in Folk Allusion with an Intertextuality Approach

mohammad ghafourifar; Alireza Hosseyni

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 167-187

Abstract
  Intertextuality is the result of the linguistic approach from the field of new critique in literature and it means looking at existing relationships between texts which creates new text and knows any literary text as a way of absorbing and transforming various texts in the past or at the same time. In ...  Read More

Whaite- Wearing Mourmers (Investigating the Origins of Wearing in the Mounings of Tarikh- I Bayhagi)

Kheirollah Mahmoodi; Shahnaz Baseri

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 189-215

Abstract
  Literature as a cultural mirror of every nation is the most reliable source that reflects customs, rituals, and beliefs of people intentionally. Undoubtedly, literature of our nation is among richest and brightest literatures as the human precious wealth. In addition of its unique historic features, ...  Read More

Studying the Time in Kalileh and Demneh Tales According To the Time in Narrative Theory

Masoume Nazari Charvadeh; Bahram Khoshnoodi; AhmadReza Nazari

Volume 70, Issue 236 , December 2017, Pages 217-236

Abstract
  In the structural narratology there are two types of time for each narrative: time of the text, time of the story, arrangement, duration and frequency within the ‘time of the context’; calendar time and the sensory and emotional time in the range of ‘time of the story’ are the ...  Read More