THE REFLECTIO OF ADDICTION PHENOMENON IN SAEB'S POETRY

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NOORIAN M.; TOGHYANI E.; TAHMASBI F.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN) Year:2005 | Volume:- | Issue:41 Page(s): 167-184

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Title

THE REFLECTIO OF ADDICTION PHENOMENON IN SAEB'S POETRY

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NOORIAN M. | TOGHYANI E. | TAHMASBI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SAFAVID ERAQ2

SAEBQ2

SOCIAL DAMAGEQ2

OPIUMQ2

NARGILEHQ3

Abstract

Addiction to narcotics during SAFAVID ERA revealed its severe threat for public health. These drugs were used in forms of herbal, compound and ecstatic medicine in mixtures which were mentioned in pre -Safasvid poems, but during Safavid's period, they were consumed in the form of ecstatic and pre -judicials and caused problems in society. The literature of the mentioned reflects this trend. Some elites like poets were entangled in using narcotics. We can observe the reflection of drug consumption in poems in the Sa1ilvidand Indian style poems. In this essay, attempts are made to provide a historical survey of this social event, its reflection on social events, as well as its reflection in SAEB's poems.

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