SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW IN POETIC NAME LINES OF HAFIZ

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REZAEI LEILA; JAHEDJAH ABBAS

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Journal: Journal of Literary Studies Year:2012 | Volume:44 | Issue:4 (175) Page(s): 129-156

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SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW IN POETIC NAME LINES OF HAFIZ

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REZAEI LEILA | JAHEDJAH ABBAS | Issue Writer Certificate

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HAFIZQ2

POETIC NAMEQ2

SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEWQ2

ADDRESSEEQ2

SELF-PRAISEQ2

Abstract

Although critics and novelists have not paid enough attention to the SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW, it has a lot of potentials for picturing the deepest parts of human mind. Most important types of this model are: 1. narratives in which the narrator, the protagonist and the ADDRESSEE are the same; 2. narratives in which the narrator is separate from the protagonist/addressee. Reviewing the complete works of HAFIZ proves the poet’s mastery in his POETIC NAME lines; one of them being the artistic use of SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW. In almost 60 per cent of his POETIC NAME lines, HAFIZ has drawn upon this model. He uses both types of the second person pattern. The Main function of this model in HAFIZ’s poetry is the expression of different concepts such as mysticism, eulogy, SELF-PRAISE and irony by employing “tiny inner calls” that sometimes give orders or forbid the poet from doing something. The “calls” occasionally appear as those of a friend. The main innovation of HAFIZ in this respect is using the second person technique to praise his own poetry.

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REZAEI, LEILA, & JAHEDJAH, ABBAS. (2012). SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW IN POETIC NAME LINES OF HAFIZ. NEW LITERARY STUDIES, 44(4 (175)), 129-156. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/185416/en

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REZAEI LEILA, JAHEDJAH ABBAS. SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW IN POETIC NAME LINES OF HAFIZ. NEW LITERARY STUDIES[Internet]. 2012;44(4 (175)):129-156. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/185416/en

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LEILA REZAEI, and ABBAS JAHEDJAH, “SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW IN POETIC NAME LINES OF HAFIZ,” NEW LITERARY STUDIES, vol. 44, no. 4 (175), pp. 129–156, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/185416/en

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