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  1 - Critique of Jung's Old Model in the Story of the King and the Essence of Ur
  azadeh ebrahimipour moslem nadalizade
  10.30495/farsij.2022.1923565.1465
  Archetypes are common images in the human subconscious memory and conscience that show the common manifestations of that period in each era, and recognizing their changes and transformations can increase our view of deep cultural, moral and religious currents in histori More

  Archetypes are common images in the human subconscious memory and conscience that show the common manifestations of that period in each era, and recognizing their changes and transformations can increase our view of deep cultural, moral and religious currents in historical periods. In his works, Jung mentions several archetypes, and considers each of them individually and in general connection as one of the most meaningful manifestations of the collective psyche ﻲ psycheﺗoh; It is one of the intertextual conditions of education and fluency. The most important reason is that. Editing is made clearer to the reader bﻳ,'s study of Jung's archetype by the famous Swiss psychologist Carl Gustav Jung ﺑﺎ in a story from the sixth book of Masnavi There is a direct connection between psychology and Masnavi. Archetypes are common images in the human subconscious memory and conscience that show the common manifestations of that period in each era, and recognizing their changes and transformations can increase our view of deep cultural, moral and religious currents in historical periods. In his works, Manuscript profile
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  2 - The Story of Gonbad Sorkh in Nezami's Haft
  Ae’zam Nazari Zaynab Nowroozi
  Haft Peikar or Bahram Nameh is the fourth in Nezami’s five books and it is second only to Khosrow Va Shirin in terms of literary quality and merit. The poem is the best embodiment of earthly beauty and a unique mixture of epic and lyricism. In fact, Haft More

  Haft Peikar or Bahram Nameh is the fourth in Nezami’s five books and it is second only to Khosrow Va Shirin in terms of literary quality and merit. The poem is the best embodiment of earthly beauty and a unique mixture of epic and lyricism. In fact, Haft Peikar is praise of justice and forgiveness and denunciation of injustice and misrule. The story of 'Gonbad Sorkh' is one of the famous Iranian tales and the fourth narrative among the seven stories of Haft Peikar. The story has a long history in the literature of ancient Persia and other countries. The basic elements of the storey have remained the same, but it has been narrated in various forms in different sources. Nezami, the great poet of Persian literature, was also a great philosopher of his time. He never wrote a word without some purpose in mind. This article is intended to analyze the story of 'Gonbad Sorkh' in Haft Peikar from different perspectives and views such as characterization and plot.  The ultimate goal is to understand the main purpose and meaning of the story and Nezami's ultimate message. Manuscript profile