NATURE AND CREATOR IMAGING IN SEPEHRI'S POEMS AND KIAROSTAMI’S MOVIES

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SHAMIAN SAROUKALAEI AKBAR; ALIZADEH HOMEIRA

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NATURE AND CREATOR IMAGING IN SEPEHRI'S POEMS AND KIAROSTAMI’S MOVIES

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SHAMIAN SAROUKALAEI AKBAR | ALIZADEH HOMEIRA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

IMAGINATIONQ2

INTERSEXUALITYQ2

GASTON BACHELARDQ2

POETRY AND CINEMAQ2

SEPEHRI'S POEMSQ2

KIAROSTAMI'S CINEMAQ2

Abstract

Sohrab Sepehri and Abbas Kiarostami are artists who could express their thought in the form of another language using the myths and symbols. The most important considerations in their works are neutral symbols. In this paper, the authors tried to review the symbolic nature using comparative approach and GASTON BACHELARD's theory. We analyzed Hasht Keteb and Kiarostami's movies, and found that the mythical structure and contents briefly express differences and commonalities in their works. The most applicant natural symbols widely used in these works consist water, air, soil and plants. The results of our study showed that Water and soil, in various forms, involve a dual role in POETRY AND CINEMA: both as a symbol of death and resurrection, and creation. Wind is the symbol of divine origin and evolution. Also it indicates the death and destruction. Plant is the symbol of cosmic tree. Symbolic imagery and mythical nature, in Kiarostami's films and SEPEHRI'S POEMS, can affect the poetic spirit of two artists, which is result of thier familiarity with Eastern mysticism and also for being influenced by painting and photography skills.

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SHAMIAN SAROUKALAEI, AKBAR, & ALIZADEH, HOMEIRA. (2015). NATURE AND CREATOR IMAGING IN SEPEHRI'S POEMS AND KIAROSTAMI’S MOVIES. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE RESEARCH, 2(2 (4)), 79-104. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/237770/en

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SHAMIAN SAROUKALAEI AKBAR, ALIZADEH HOMEIRA. NATURE AND CREATOR IMAGING IN SEPEHRI'S POEMS AND KIAROSTAMI’S MOVIES. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE RESEARCH[Internet]. 2015;2(2 (4)):79-104. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/237770/en

IEEE: Copy

AKBAR SHAMIAN SAROUKALAEI, and HOMEIRA ALIZADEH, “NATURE AND CREATOR IMAGING IN SEPEHRI'S POEMS AND KIAROSTAMI’S MOVIES,” COMPARATIVE LITERATURE RESEARCH, vol. 2, no. 2 (4), pp. 79–104, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/237770/en

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