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  1 - COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHARACTERS OF PARDE-KHANEH BASED ON ARCHETYPES OF CHRISTOPHER VOGLER
  Latifeh Salamat Bavil
  Realization of the meaning of archetype is necessary for character recognition function. Christopher Vogler in his book named “The Writer’s Journey” has enumerated seven fundamental character archetype that is applicable to many stories. These archetyp More

  Realization of the meaning of archetype is necessary for character recognition function. Christopher Vogler in his book named “The Writer’s Journey” has enumerated seven fundamental character archetype that is applicable to many stories. These archetypes are not all kinds of character stability but as character flexible function face mask and advance the story with energy absorption and personality characteristics. Vogler in The Writer’s Journey follows the pattern of Joseph Campbell as the hero’s journey. This article examines the seven common archetypes of characters and tries to present clear analysis of the structure and characters of “Parde-Khaneh” the drama of Bahram Beyzaii. This essay emphasizes on foundation mythical motifs ideas in dramatic manner and stress on understanding and application of character. The conclusion is that archetypes are applicable with the most of drama especially with characters of Parde-Khaneh. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Characterization in the story of Forud, role of archetypal characters in screenwriting
  Nosratollah Haddadi Mahmoud Tavoosi shahin ojaghalizadeh
  Christopher Vogler is a master of writing screenplays and a representative of structural pattern of character or the hero’s journey in the world.  Following Joseph Campbell’s example regarding the fundamental role of mythological motifs and psychologica More

  Christopher Vogler is a master of writing screenplays and a representative of structural pattern of character or the hero’s journey in the world.  Following Joseph Campbell’s example regarding the fundamental role of mythological motifs and psychological ideas of Carl Gustave Jung Vogler deals in a dramatic manner with the recognition and function of characters in the story. This research is concerned primarily with studying character of Forud which according to Voglers’s viewpoint is a manifestation of a tragic hero archetype.  Moreover it seeks other similarities between other characters in the story with seven archetypal character model devised by Vogler.  Characterization in connection with the structure of the story from Vogler’s perspective is so versatile and all pervading that almost embraces viewpoints of the most prominent researchers of story genres.  Upon analysis of the structure and characters of the Forud’s story in Shahnameh one gets to the conclusion that not only Shahnameh is one of the best sources for this kind of research but also Vogler’s “the writer’s journey” is one of the best references for cinematic recreation of Shahnameh. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Evaluation and comparison of the story of Rostam and Shoghad with the most leading structural models for three act screenplay
  Nosratollah Haddadi Mahmoud Tavoosi Shahin Ojagh Alizadeh
  Abstract   Without a doubt among the prominent works in Persian literature, Shahnameh is the richest source for screenplay adaptation.  A good screenplay needs a solid structure which is provided by the recognition of super models. Wellknown masters of three a More

  Abstract   Without a doubt among the prominent works in Persian literature, Shahnameh is the richest source for screenplay adaptation.  A good screenplay needs a solid structure which is provided by the recognition of super models. Wellknown masters of three act screenplay are Syd Field, representative of story based structural pattern, and Christopher Vogler, representative of character based or hero’s journey structural pattern.  Shapour Shahbazi is the only Iranian who has suggested a new solid pattern for screenplay.  The purpose of this article is to compare and evaluate the structure of the story of Rostam and Shoghad with the above patterns and reveal that not only Shahnameh is worthy of being compared with leading patterns but also it possesses such dramatic and cinematic potential that in itself is a role model since the final criterion for the excellence and success of a story does not necessarily lie on its agreement with the accepted patterns and indeed is dependent on the durable presence and the influence on the audience.  Nevertheless, mal recognition of the literary text and not applying the efficient artistic patterns to screenplay is the major reason for the misfortune of the adapted films in Iran. Manuscript profile