FROM IRAN TO IRELAND: A STUDY OF THOMAS MOORE’S LALAH-ROOKH IN THE LIGHT OF EDWARD SAID’S ORIENTALISM

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JAMALI LEILA; MODARESS SAMIRA

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Journal: COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES Year:2010 | Volume:4 | Issue:15 Page(s): 11-38

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FROM IRAN TO IRELAND: A STUDY OF THOMAS MOORE’S LALAH-ROOKH IN THE LIGHT OF EDWARD SAID’S ORIENTALISM

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JAMALI LEILA | MODARESS SAMIRA | Issue Writer Certificate

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LALAH-ROOKHQ2

THOMAS MOOREQ2

IRISH INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENTQ3

BRITISH COLONIZATIONQ3

PERSIAN LITERATUREQ3

Abstract

LALAH-ROOKH (1817), THOMAS MOORE’s long narrative romance, is the story of a young princess’s journey and her affection for Feramorz, a young poet who relates various stories from Iran. Moore lives in the era of Napoleon’s sovereignty, George III’s domination, and the BRITISH COLONIZATION of Ireland. In his depiction of Persian history, literature, and religion, he tries to make them adaptable to his native society. This attempt can be investigated within the framework of Edward Said’s Orientalism. Scrutinizing orientalist writings of westerners the theory introduces new ways to study orientalist literary texts of 18th and 19th centuries.

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JAMALI, LEILA, & MODARESS, SAMIRA. (2010). FROM IRAN TO IRELAND: A STUDY OF THOMAS MOORE’S LALAH-ROOKH IN THE LIGHT OF EDWARD SAID’S ORIENTALISM. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES, 4(15), 11-38. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/161048/en

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JAMALI LEILA, MODARESS SAMIRA. FROM IRAN TO IRELAND: A STUDY OF THOMAS MOORE’S LALAH-ROOKH IN THE LIGHT OF EDWARD SAID’S ORIENTALISM. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES[Internet]. 2010;4(15):11-38. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/161048/en

IEEE: Copy

LEILA JAMALI, and SAMIRA MODARESS, “FROM IRAN TO IRELAND: A STUDY OF THOMAS MOORE’S LALAH-ROOKH IN THE LIGHT OF EDWARD SAID’S ORIENTALISM,” COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES, vol. 4, no. 15, pp. 11–38, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/161048/en

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