Comparative study of the life and poetry of Mahdi Akhavan-Sales and Salah Abdul Saboor Case Study of Winter Poet and Oghniyet alsheta
Subject Areas : journal of literary criticism and stylistics research
zeyne erfatpoor
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(استادیار زبان و ادبیات عربی پژوهشگاه علوم انسانی و مطالعات فرهنگی)
Keywords: Akhavan Sales, Abdul Saboor, Winter poem, Oghniyet alsheta,
Abstract :
Mahdi Akhavan-Sales, a prominent Iranian poet, and Salah Abdul Saboor, a prominent Egyptian poet, each have their own role in reflecting on their social realities, expressing their grumbling grudge and grudge against a society whose people are alien to social truths and They do not care about the position of reformist intellectuals. The purpose of this essay is to investigate the poet's life and poetry, based on the social conditions and inner spirits of the two poets, and their main concerns in the field of literature, the "winter poetry" of Akhavan-Sales and the " Abdul Saboor are analyzed and compared, and the similarities and differences between these two poems are explained to the audience through content, form, music, linguistic structure and imagery. The results of this study indicate that both the poets are experiencing the political and social conditions governing their own society, in particular, loneliness, pain and disappointment, and failure, and in their winter poetry, by using their music and linguistic capacities, their bitter experience With the difference that the Brotherhood's winter poetry reveals a failure in the social dimension with a particular pain and disorientation of hope, while Abdul Sabur poses a defeat in the individual's dimension.
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