The present article studies the common themes in Roudaki and Chaucer's poetry separately and through comparison.They poets 1 ived in a time full of unrest and that's \vh: happiness and joy can be seen in their poetry. One other theme which they both have mentioned is de More
The present article studies the common themes in Roudaki and Chaucer's poetry separately and through comparison.They poets 1 ived in a time full of unrest and that's \vh: happiness and joy can be seen in their poetry. One other theme which they both have mentioned is death. Roudaki and Chaucer hax e had great impact on the poets after them. Roudakis impact has been extended to the present day while Chaucer's impact did not extend for more than three hundred years.Both poets composed eulogies which were so effective One of the differences between these poets is their language. Roudakis language is still understandable for Persian speakers after thousand years but Chaucer's language is not so and should be translated for todays generation.
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What is life: Where do we come from and where do we go: These are two fundamental questions in human life. The answer every body reaches at forms his world view and the human then learns how to leave based on this answer.The present research tries to compare the points More
What is life: Where do we come from and where do we go: These are two fundamental questions in human life. The answer every body reaches at forms his world view and the human then learns how to leave based on this answer.The present research tries to compare the points of view ofRoudaki­one of the greatest Persian poets and Mutanabbi -one of the greatest Arabic poets on death and life. It also to studies and analyzes their Views.
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Color has an undeniable role in Persian literature. Every color has its own special effect, and each effect from a special color creates the special mental state. In the extent of non-verbal communications, poets and authors have done effective works by their emotional More
Color has an undeniable role in Persian literature. Every color has its own special effect, and each effect from a special color creates the special mental state. In the extent of non-verbal communications, poets and authors have done effective works by their emotional and sometimes rational conceptions to clarify the unknown secrets of color. The findings of this research analyzing the rhetorical and literary language of color in non-verbal communications in the poetry of Roudaki and Manouchehri, shows that colors in these poets' poetry are their second and communicative language. These two poets, as great naturalist poets of Khorasani style like other poets of this style, have extremely used the various range of colors and their language to create the words, themes, interpretations, and literary and artistic images by inspiration of the colorfulness of chromatic nature to transfer and excite their thoughts and inner messages in the world of non-verbal communications. The colors like red, black, white, and yellow have high frequency rather than other colors. Happiness has been portrayed by the red and green colors, and dark colors like black has been their communicative language in sadness and sorrowfulness. In addition, they have selected the white color to express the purity, and dark colors to show their disappointment
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No doubt, one of the strongest subject matter in Roudaki’s poetry manifested in a significant and multitude of form is death. Roudki’s conception of death is a profound one. Apart from the fact that the subject of death in elegies is brought about with More
No doubt, one of the strongest subject matter in Roudaki’s poetry manifested in a significant and multitude of form is death. Roudki’s conception of death is a profound one. Apart from the fact that the subject of death in elegies is brought about with such openness and with some remorse, such an outlook towards death brings to mind a kind of Khayyamic mode of thought whose recurrent theme is a Carpedieum motif, an invitation to joyful life because of its short duration. Moreover, manifestation of death in Roudaki’s lyrical poetry, where he creates an image of his own death in a conversation with his beloved, a kind of sympathizing with the beloved, later finds expression in a more serious form in Persian lyrical literature is discussed along the main subject.
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