A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GOOD & EVIL N IN TWO EPICS OF FERDOUSI’S SHAHNAME AND NIBELUNGENLIED

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SAHAVI SHAHRAM; RAHMANI MOFRAD ELHAM

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Journal: STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH) Year:2011 | Volume:- | Issue:22 Page(s): 69-88

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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GOOD & EVIL N IN TWO EPICS OF FERDOUSI’S SHAHNAME AND NIBELUNGENLIED

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SAHAVI SHAHRAM | RAHMANI MOFRAD ELHAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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GOODQ2

EVILQ2

WISDOMQ2

FLOWQ3

Abstract

Belief in GOOD and EVIL and their everlasting conflict, the triumph of GOOD whose outcome is harmony and the triumph of EVIL whose outcome is turmoil would not only serve as the daily topic of human beings but also as one of the main pillars of the everlasting epic of Ferdousi’s Shahname. The bipolar system design of the German epic of Nibelungenlied hymn that differs with Shahname portrays the developing structure of the main characters of the story. On the whole a survey of the two masterpieces Persian epic of Ferdousi’s Shahname, composed in 11th century, and German Nibelungenlied hymen, composed in 13th century bring us to the conclusion that the harmonized man who was united with nature at the outset goes astray as the result of the flaw in his faculty caused by certain forces or EVIL characteristics as jealousy, anger, hatred, greed, and need. The man who is no more in unity with nature, recalling what he has lost, narrates mythical tales in the framework of an epic.

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STUDYING THE COMMON THEMES IN NIBELUNGENLIED AND SHAHNAMEH

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SAHAVI, SHAHRAM, & RAHMANI MOFRAD, ELHAM. (2011). A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GOOD & EVIL N IN TWO EPICS OF FERDOUSI’S SHAHNAME AND NIBELUNGENLIED. STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH), -(22), 69-88. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/203223/en

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SAHAVI SHAHRAM, RAHMANI MOFRAD ELHAM. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GOOD & EVIL N IN TWO EPICS OF FERDOUSI’S SHAHNAME AND NIBELUNGENLIED. STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH)[Internet]. 2011;-(22):69-88. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/203223/en

IEEE: Copy

SHAHRAM SAHAVI, and ELHAM RAHMANI MOFRAD, “A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GOOD & EVIL N IN TWO EPICS OF FERDOUSI’S SHAHNAME AND NIBELUNGENLIED,” STUDIES OF LITERARY CRITICISM (LITERARY RESEARCH), vol. -, no. 22, pp. 69–88, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/203223/en

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