INVESTIGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE MONGOLIAN INVASION ATTACK ON THE IRANIAN'S 7TH CENTURY SOCIETY: WITH A PERSPECTIVE ON NAFTHAT-AL-MASDOOR

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AMIRI KHORASANI AHMAD; GHAFFARI NAZANIN

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Journal: TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE) Year:2016 | Volume:52 ((NEW VOL. 8) | Issue:2 (30) Page(s): 1-22

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INVESTIGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE MONGOLIAN INVASION ATTACK ON THE IRANIAN'S 7TH CENTURY SOCIETY: WITH A PERSPECTIVE ON NAFTHAT-AL-MASDOOR

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AMIRI KHORASANI AHMAD | GHAFFARI NAZANIN | Issue Writer Certificate

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MONGOLIAN INVASIONQ1

PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTSQ1

NAFTHATQ1

ALQ1

MASDOORQ1

Abstract

Iran has witnessed many wars and battles through its long history yet , the Mongolian attack may perhaps have been the most destructive and brutal one. In general, every war has its own price and is accompanied with deconstructions. Despite the materialistic and environmental( orterrain) eliminations and savage decimates which will take a long time to recover, every war has its own disturbing PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS on the social member's psyche. This can have harmful effects such as mental illness of individuals and the psychological sickness of the entire society. This can ALso negatively affect the culture and this destructiveness can remain for ages leading to the sufferance of generations. The Mongolian attack is one of such massively deconstructing wars which have led to Iran's cultural, moral, social and individual's mental complaints hence it is necessary to be reviewed and investigated. Through a library investigation on NAFTHAT-al-Masdoor by Zeydari Nasavi, the present study proved that this war has resulted in the spread of fear, distrust, and stress, isolation, feeling of insecurity, and excessive belief and reliance on Fate.

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AMIRI KHORASANI, AHMAD, & GHAFFARI, NAZANIN. (2016). INVESTIGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE MONGOLIAN INVASION ATTACK ON THE IRANIAN'S 7TH CENTURY SOCIETY: WITH A PERSPECTIVE ON NAFTHAT-AL-MASDOOR. TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE), 52 ((NEW VOL. 8)(2 (30) ), 1-22. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/149142/en

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AMIRI KHORASANI AHMAD, GHAFFARI NAZANIN. INVESTIGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE MONGOLIAN INVASION ATTACK ON THE IRANIAN'S 7TH CENTURY SOCIETY: WITH A PERSPECTIVE ON NAFTHAT-AL-MASDOOR. TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE)[Internet]. 2016;52 ((NEW VOL. 8)(2 (30) ):1-22. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/149142/en

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AHMAD AMIRI KHORASANI, and NAZANIN GHAFFARI, “INVESTIGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE MONGOLIAN INVASION ATTACK ON THE IRANIAN'S 7TH CENTURY SOCIETY: WITH A PERSPECTIVE ON NAFTHAT-AL-MASDOOR,” TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF PERSIAN LITERATURE (RESEARCHES ON PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE), vol. 52 ((NEW VOL. 8), no. 2 (30) , pp. 1–22, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/149142/en

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