• List of Articles John Donne

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        1 - Comparative Study on the Cocept of Death in John Donne and Molana’s Works
        Narjes Tohidifar Saeed Asadi
        The present paper intends to study, research and compare the concept of “Death” in John Donne’s works – the English metaphysical poet in Baroque era in seventeen’s century – and Molana’s – Iranian poet of seventh century. More
        The present paper intends to study, research and compare the concept of “Death” in John Donne’s works – the English metaphysical poet in Baroque era in seventeen’s century – and Molana’s – Iranian poet of seventh century. Since two poets are different in their view points but similar in concerning death in their works, this paper initially studies their life styles and then their mythical and religious themes in order to find out the why and how of the concept of death in both poets’ works. The present article aims to study the abovementioned concept as two lines – one as John Donne in Baroque era and the other as Molana and find out the similarities and differences which may make them parallel or crisscross.  Manuscript profile
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        2 - The Literary Array of Paradox in John Donne and Saadi Shirazi’s Works
        Fatemeh Azizmohammadi Hamedreza Kohzadi
        "Paradox" as a literary array plays an important role in the literature of East and West, particularly in Persian Greek and English literature. Using paradox is a method of literary criticism, including a review of ambiguous statements, deduction and subsequent concept More
        "Paradox" as a literary array plays an important role in the literature of East and West, particularly in Persian Greek and English literature. Using paradox is a method of literary criticism, including a review of ambiguous statements, deduction and subsequent concept of them .Both Saadi Shirazi and John Donne use the paradox to investigate the dominant contradictions that are, to some extent, incomprehensible to ordinary readers. This paper attempts to review and examine the challenge of the readers’ public understanding through the contradictions occuring in their minds by reading these two poets’ poems .This article seeks also to show how the emergence of such thoughts, and goals of these two poets in the application of the paradox Manuscript profile
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        3 - A comparative study of Sanaee and John Donne’ mysticism
        Ali Dehghan Maryam Amini
        Sanaee an epoch-maker poet of Persian literature is the turning point of mystical Persian poetry. John Donne the English speaking American poet of Seventeenth-century is of a similar character and thought as Sanaee. Changing status and restless spirit, and tra More
        Sanaee an epoch-maker poet of Persian literature is the turning point of mystical Persian poetry. John Donne the English speaking American poet of Seventeenth-century is of a similar character and thought as Sanaee. Changing status and restless spirit, and tragic dual personality, evolutionary genius in the field of mystical thought, innovation and prominence in lyricism and religious orientation in mysticism are the similar characteristics of these two great belletrists. Accordingly, the common mystical matters as theology, love, intuition, repentance, inexistence and death are read in this article from Sanaee and Donne’s viewpoint. Manuscript profile
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        4 - The Comparative Study of Tropes in thePoems of John Donne and Saeb Tabrizi
        Nasser Maleki Majid Farahian Maryam Navidi
        Poems in Indian style are worthy of note due to their rich images, as in terms of word concept they are similar to the English metaphysical poems of the 17th century. Such poems have brevity, delicacy, and are predictable by complex concepts. Hence, having a powerful st More
        Poems in Indian style are worthy of note due to their rich images, as in terms of word concept they are similar to the English metaphysical poems of the 17th century. Such poems have brevity, delicacy, and are predictable by complex concepts. Hence, having a powerful structure and a recurrent philosophy, they are considered to possess complex stylistic features matched with the mystic secrets of life. This style is the product of the thoughts and feelings of poets with profound scientific and philosophical knowledge; therefore it requires a distinctive audience. The main features of this style are profound philosophical contemplations, vernacularism, an addressing tone through such devices as simile, metaphor, personification, antithesis, and pun, whose manifestations are noticeable in the literary vocations of John Donne and Saeb Tabrizi, that is to say, these two poets hunt the reader’s mind. This article comparatively studies the selected works of John Donne and Saeb Tabrizi for some of the eminent instances of the above stylistic features. Manuscript profile
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        5 - Woman: Khaqani, John Donne
        Seyyedeh Anahit Kazzazi Parisa Sadeqi
        The comparative literature is one of the literature branches which enables us to perceive the similarities between intelligentsia and literati despite of the time and place differences among cultures and nations. Thus we were persuaded to compare Khaqani Shirvani &ndas More
        The comparative literature is one of the literature branches which enables us to perceive the similarities between intelligentsia and literati despite of the time and place differences among cultures and nations. Thus we were persuaded to compare Khaqani Shirvani – Iranian poet –and John Donne – English poet – from two different countries with two different cultures. Some similarities could be observed in their looks to women despite of the time and place distances. The present article tries to survey two remarkable panegyrics on the ideal woman by allusions to some of their poems. The commonalities in their views have formed the basis of the present article. Manuscript profile