Analyzing the Myth of Mehr in the Book One Hundred Persian Narrative Love Poems

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NASIRI JABBAR; TOGHIANI ESHAQ

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Journal: Journal of Persian Language and Literature (University of Tabriz) Year:2019 | Volume:72 | Issue:239 Page(s): 183-209

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Analyzing the Myth of Mehr in the Book One Hundred Persian Narrative Love Poems

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NASIRI JABBAR | TOGHIANI ESHAQ | Issue Writer Certificate

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MythQ2

narrative love poetryQ2

comparative literatureQ2

MehrQ2

MullerQ2

Abstract

Narrative love poems constitute a part of Persian classical literary texts, and they are divided into three areas of epic, lyrical, and mystical literature. One of the common features of these works is the extensive presence of the and Mythological archetypes and elements in them which could be described, evaluated, and discussed using Mythological criticism. In this paper some of the poems of the collection of One Hundred Persian Narrative Love Poems are discussed using the comparative Mythological approach of Max Muller regarding the structure and character interaction. Reading the poems in the light of this approach allows us to determine why the protagonists journey lasts one year, to what purpose the orient and the occident are mentioned (China and Roman Empire), the reason behind the presence of a guide, witches and seducing women, horoscopic names, fictional characters and the manifold adventures of the protagonist of the poems. . .

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NASIRI, JABBAR, & TOGHIANI, ESHAQ. (2019). Analyzing the Myth of Mehr in the Book One Hundred Persian Narrative Love Poems. PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ)), 72(239 ), 183-209. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/399991/en

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NASIRI JABBAR, TOGHIANI ESHAQ. Analyzing the Myth of Mehr in the Book One Hundred Persian Narrative Love Poems. PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ))[Internet]. 2019;72(239 ):183-209. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/399991/en

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JABBAR NASIRI, and ESHAQ TOGHIANI, “Analyzing the Myth of Mehr in the Book One Hundred Persian Narrative Love Poems,” PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ)), vol. 72, no. 239 , pp. 183–209, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/399991/en

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