An allegorical analysis of human characters in the lyric poem Chenisarnameh

Subject Areas : Research Allegory in Persian Language and Literature

Mohammad Jafar Parvin ¹ , Seyed Ahmad Hosseini Kazerooni ² , mohamad hady khalg zade ³

1 - PhD student in Persian language and literature, Islamic Azad University, Yasouj Branch
2 - Professor Persian Language and Literature Islamic Azad University of Bushehr Branch- Iran
3 - Persian Language and Literature, Humanities, Islamic Azad University, Yasouj Branch-Iran

Received: 2023-03-11 Accepted : 2023-05-22 Published : 2023-04-21

Keywords: Chenisarnameh, allegory, human characters,

Abstract :

Chenisarnameh is a newly found and unknown poem of Biglari's perception in the 11th century, imitating and weighing Khosrow and Shirin Nizami Ganjavi, with the necessity of an artistic and more accurate identification of this poem from a two-sided allegorical dimension with the goals of identifying the target and also understanding the inferential and real connections. Among the allegorical characters of the story and real, imagining imaginary characters and implementing these characters in today's world, and the artistic recognition of the alphabet in Chenisarnameh and its aesthetics from the allegorical dimension, along with their results. It also provides a better understanding of nature and human behavior than is possible for people in real life. This research is analytical, descriptive and library according to the research questions and hypothesis based on the allegorical analysis of human characters are similar to real human beings because the poet creates them, but the readers expect the character The allegories of the system should look like real characters, full and alive, believable and worthy of attention, and then the allegory of the letters in this system is an allegorical and symbolic allegory. The important and main allegorical characters in Chenisarnameh are almost the same well-known people who appear mostly in romance stories and dramas, these human allegorical characters Conroe (female), Lila and Cheneser (male) ) form the triangular shape of the story. In this article, researchers try to pursue this goal and examine these allegorical human characters in the real world.

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