COMBATANT BELOVEDS IN ROMANCES AND FOLKLORIC LEGENDS

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ZOLFAGHARI HASSAN

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Journal: PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LITERATURE AND HUMANITIES) Year:2015 | Volume:22 | Issue:77 Page(s): 91-115

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COMBATANT BELOVEDS IN ROMANCES AND FOLKLORIC LEGENDS

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ZOLFAGHARI HASSAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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ROMANCESQ2

COMBATANT BELOVEDSQ2

MYTHOLOGYQ2

LEGENDQ2

Abstract

One of the themes of ROMANCES is the fighting of the beloved. In Iran's mythical and LEGENDary history names of women and mistresses like Golshah, Sarvkharaman, Gordafarid, Azra, and Sanambar are found who used to come to the battle field with their lover sand defend them like a male warrior. Such actions are extant in the greate pics or their reproduction and they have been so frequently repeated in ROMANCES that they have been turned in to regular themes. In this article the researcher attempts to introduce these poems and their beloveds and show the actions of the female warriors. Ten Stories are studied in this article, including Bano Goshasb Nameh, Rabe’e and Baktash, Sohrab and Gordafarid, The Iranian Princess in Thousand and One Nights, Heydarbeyk and Samanbar, The Killer Hero, Gordiehand Khosrow Parviz, Varghe and Golshah, Vamegh and Azra, Homay and Homayoun.

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ZOLFAGHARI, HASSAN. (2015). COMBATANT BELOVEDS IN ROMANCES AND FOLKLORIC LEGENDS. PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LITERATURE AND HUMANITIES), 22(77 ), 91-115. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/173345/en

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ZOLFAGHARI HASSAN. COMBATANT BELOVEDS IN ROMANCES AND FOLKLORIC LEGENDS. PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LITERATURE AND HUMANITIES)[Internet]. 2015;22(77 ):91-115. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/173345/en

IEEE: Copy

HASSAN ZOLFAGHARI, “COMBATANT BELOVEDS IN ROMANCES AND FOLKLORIC LEGENDS,” PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LITERATURE AND HUMANITIES), vol. 22, no. 77 , pp. 91–115, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/173345/en

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