Review and critique of epic and mythological parables in Mohammad Beyabani 's poetry
Subject Areas : Research Allegory in Persian Language and Literature
Sayyede Fatemeh Mahdavi Mortazavi
1
(
Persian Language and Literature. Islamic Azad University. Bushehr. Iran
)
Seyed Ahmad Hosseini Kazerooni
2
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Professor Persian Language and Literature
Islamic Azad University of Bushehr Branch- Iran
)
Abdollah Rezaei
3
(
- Assistant Professor of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Bushehr Branch, Islamic Azad University, Bushehr, Iran.
)
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Abstract :
Mohammad Beyabani, a modern contemporary poet, has a special look at allegory, and in his poems he has tried to add to the effect and beauty of his words using his expressive elements, especially the parable. Hence, in this descriptive-analytic study, the epic and mythological parables used in Beyabani poetry and the purposes and methods of their use in these poems are explored and described. The purpose of this research is to find out how the poet used these epic and mythological parables, with what goals in his poems, and how these gestures and mental proportions have influenced the development of the poet's meanings and concepts. To this end, we have classified these mythical concepts and narrative gestures in three sections of the Iranian epic and mythological parables, Islamic references and Islamic symbols, among which the Iranian epics and myths have been very impressive in poetry poems. These epic and mythological parables have been used for various purposes in Beyabani,poetry; the poet has used them to foster their meanings and concepts and often to express their social and political issues. The use of these epic and mythological parables also distinguished his poetic language and expression, and increased the power of influence and induction.
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