AN ARCHETYPICAL CRITICISM OF THE SYMBOLIC ASPECT OF THE ELEMENTS

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GHAEMI FARZAD; YAHAGHI MOHAMMAD JAFAR; POOR XHALEGHI MAHDOXHT

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Journal: ADAB PAZHUHI Year:2010 | Volume:3 | Issue:10 Page(s): 57-82

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AN ARCHETYPICAL CRITICISM OF THE SYMBOLIC ASPECT OF THE ELEMENTS "EARTH" AND "AIR" IN MYTHOLOGY AND FERDOWSI’S SHAHNAMEH

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GHAEMI FARZAD | YAHAGHI MOHAMMAD JAFAR | POOR XHALEGHI MAHDOXHT | Issue Writer Certificate

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The present article, following an archetypical criticism, studies the symbolic aspect of the four elements-Fire, Water, Earth, Air- and their manifestations in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh. The embodiment of the essential opposition and the ultimate unification of the opposing elements is the result of the environmental subjects trying to overcome the nature. In this process, the emotional elements find their universal functions as manifested in all mythological works including Shahnameh.In mythology, “Earth” is the substance for material life which at the same time is the essence of man’s physical life that leads to his worldly life and decay. “Wind”, on the other side, is a symbol for Nature’s revolt whose typical representation can be seen in the Myths of Flood and Spook.

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GHAEMI, FARZAD, YAHAGHI, MOHAMMAD JAFAR, & POOR XHALEGHI, MAHDOXHT. (2010). AN ARCHETYPICAL CRITICISM OF THE SYMBOLIC ASPECT OF THE ELEMENTS "EARTH" AND "AIR" IN MYTHOLOGY AND FERDOWSI’S SHAHNAMEH. ADAB PAZHUHI, 3(10), 57-82. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/137823/en

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GHAEMI FARZAD, YAHAGHI MOHAMMAD JAFAR, POOR XHALEGHI MAHDOXHT. AN ARCHETYPICAL CRITICISM OF THE SYMBOLIC ASPECT OF THE ELEMENTS "EARTH" AND "AIR" IN MYTHOLOGY AND FERDOWSI’S SHAHNAMEH. ADAB PAZHUHI[Internet]. 2010;3(10):57-82. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/137823/en

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FARZAD GHAEMI, MOHAMMAD JAFAR YAHAGHI, and MAHDOXHT POOR XHALEGHI, “AN ARCHETYPICAL CRITICISM OF THE SYMBOLIC ASPECT OF THE ELEMENTS "EARTH" AND "AIR" IN MYTHOLOGY AND FERDOWSI’S SHAHNAMEH,” ADAB PAZHUHI, vol. 3, no. 10, pp. 57–82, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/137823/en

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