SISYPHE MYTH AND ITS IMPACT ON CONTEMPORARY POETRY

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HASANPOUR ALASHTI H.; AMN KHANI I.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES Year:2008 | Volume:- | Issue:57 (SPECIAL ISSUE ON LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE) Page(s): 69-86

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Title

SISYPHE MYTH AND ITS IMPACT ON CONTEMPORARY POETRY

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HASANPOUR ALASHTI H. | AMN KHANI I. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

CAMUSQ3

SISYPHE MYTHQ3

REPETITIONQ3

VANITYQ3

PHILOSOPHICAL CONTENTQ3

SOCIAL DIMENSIONQ3

Abstract

Sisyphe Myth is a book about VANITY, or absurdity, of contemporary human being by CAMUS. This book, along with its myth, was one of the influential works on contemporary poets; its impact was so strong that poets such as Rahimi, Shamloo, Shafiee-e Kadkani, etc. were inspired by it. But this inspiration was different because each poet’s interpretation of this myth was fundamentally different. Generally, we may categorize Iranian poets’ attitudes towards this myth into four types: (a) poets who literally re-narrated the myth, e.g. Rahimi in “Taghdir” (b) poets who used its PHILOSOPHICAL CONTENT and theme to create similar symbols, e.g. Shamloo in “Rood” (c) poets who discarded its PHILOSOPHICAL CONTENT and attached a SOCIAL DIMENSION to it, e.g. Shafiee-e Kadkani in “Charkh-e Chah” and (d) poets who simply reflected its content in their poems, e.g. Shamloo in “jahan ra ke afraid?”

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SIAVASH KASRAEI’S ARASH AND IRAN’S LITERARY FIELD

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HASANPOUR ALASHTI, H., & AMN KHANI, I.. (2008). SISYPHE MYTH AND ITS IMPACT ON CONTEMPORARY POETRY. JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES, -(57 (SPECIAL ISSUE ON LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE)), 69-86. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/66839/en

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HASANPOUR ALASHTI H., AMN KHANI I.. SISYPHE MYTH AND ITS IMPACT ON CONTEMPORARY POETRY. JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES[Internet]. 2008;-(57 (SPECIAL ISSUE ON LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE)):69-86. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/66839/en

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H. HASANPOUR ALASHTI, and I. AMN KHANI, “SISYPHE MYTH AND ITS IMPACT ON CONTEMPORARY POETRY,” JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES, vol. -, no. 57 (SPECIAL ISSUE ON LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE), pp. 69–86, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/66839/en

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