A Comparative Feminist Study of Al-Rasoula Be-Shareha Al-Tavil Hata-l Yanabie (The Messenger with Her Hair Long Until the Sources) by Ounsi el-Hajj and Aida in the Mirror by Ahmad Shamlu

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ZIA O DINY DASHT KHAKI ALI; ARAB ABBAS

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Journal: Journal of Comparative Literature Year:2017 | Volume:8 | Issue:15 Page(s): 225-244

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A Comparative Feminist Study of Al-Rasoula Be-Shareha Al-Tavil Hata-l Yanabie (The Messenger with Her Hair Long Until the Sources) by Ounsi el-Hajj and Aida in the Mirror by Ahmad Shamlu

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Onsi al-HajQ1

Ahmad ShamluQ2

an angle with long hair into the springsQ1

Aida in the mirrorQ1

feminist criticismQ2

Comparative literatureQ2

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Studying the work of male writers and comparing their discourse and mentality with that of women in their work is one of the most important trends in feminist studies. In the poetry of Ounsi el-Hajj and Ahmad Shamlu, one faces a particular image of women; an image which is sometimes compatible with modern world standards and shows women in the equal status with men. Sometimes, influenced by the historical mentality of two authors, women fall from their modern position to a traditional status. Based on feminist criticism and the French school of Comparative literature, this study compares “ Al-Rasoula Be-Shareha Al-Tavil Hata-l Yanabie” by Ounsi el-Hajj and “ Aida in the mirror” by Shamlu. The most important conclusion achieved are:-The two works have a similar entirety, and their poetic expression is masculine which, at times, contradicts the norms of feminism.-Portraying the female figure in the two works has been influenced by mythological motifs and historical and cultural issues.-In the some parts of the texts, Ounsi el-Hajj and Shamlu have been influenced by modern social thoughts including western feminism and humanism.

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ZIA O DINY DASHT KHAKI, ALI, & ARAB, ABBAS. (2017). A Comparative Feminist Study of Al-Rasoula Be-Shareha Al-Tavil Hata-l Yanabie (The Messenger with Her Hair Long Until the Sources) by Ounsi el-Hajj and Aida in the Mirror by Ahmad Shamlu. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE, 8(15 ), 225-244. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/167140/en

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ZIA O DINY DASHT KHAKI ALI, ARAB ABBAS. A Comparative Feminist Study of Al-Rasoula Be-Shareha Al-Tavil Hata-l Yanabie (The Messenger with Her Hair Long Until the Sources) by Ounsi el-Hajj and Aida in the Mirror by Ahmad Shamlu. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE[Internet]. 2017;8(15 ):225-244. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/167140/en

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ALI ZIA O DINY DASHT KHAKI, and ABBAS ARAB, “A Comparative Feminist Study of Al-Rasoula Be-Shareha Al-Tavil Hata-l Yanabie (The Messenger with Her Hair Long Until the Sources) by Ounsi el-Hajj and Aida in the Mirror by Ahmad Shamlu,” JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE, vol. 8, no. 15 , pp. 225–244, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/167140/en

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