Reading glorification face and flattery in visual repercussion of the two artworks attributed to honored custom eulogy in Iranian culture

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Sattari Najaf Abadi Nasrin; PIRAVIVANAK MARZIEH; Tabatabaee Jabali Zohreh; JOKAR JALIL

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Journal: BAGH-E NAZAR Year:2019 | Volume:15 | Issue:69 Page(s): 21-30

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Reading glorification face and flattery in visual repercussion of the two artworks attributed to honored custom eulogy in Iranian culture

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Sattari Najaf Abadi Nasrin | PIRAVIVANAK MARZIEH | Tabatabaee Jabali Zohreh | JOKAR JALIL | Issue Writer Certificate

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Honored custom eulogy

Flattery

Glorification face

Implicit reading

Abstract

In spite of many researchers’ viewpoints who regard honored custom1 eulogy2 deed of Iranian culture as originated from Flattery3 blamed deed and related to achieving material interests in the king’ s court, it seems that there existed a mysterious look at the glorification4 face meaning the highest level of holiness for honored custom of ancient societies in the court of Iranian governmental superiors and probably this mysterious face and hidden face in the visual system such as the ancient petro graphs remains and painting schools of Islamic period has been reflected. The present study is an attempt to both investigate the theoretical fundamentals of the honored custom historically and find a reply to this question “ how can we deal with the reading of Glorification face in Honored custom eulogy of Iranian culture using implied conformity of Glorification face and Flattery in the two samples of ancient time petro graphs and Islamic period painting? ” Studying and clarifying Glorification face and separating it from Flattery attributed to Honored custom eulogy while paying attention to its visual repercussion in the Islamic and ancient period of Iranian culture in parallel with eulogy implied meanings5. Exploiting a historical research method based on documentary method in relation to describing Iranian culture related to the Honored custom eulogy deed and intertextuality6 reading on two artworks based commands of Roland Barthes7 semantics system for the purpose of implied interpretation for glorifying praising poems8 in the theoretical fundamentals method to the ideology governing on Honored custom eulogy culture based on intertextuality approach...

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Sattari Najaf Abadi, Nasrin, PIRAVIVANAK, MARZIEH, Tabatabaee Jabali, Zohreh, & JOKAR, JALIL. (2019). Reading glorification face and flattery in visual repercussion of the two artworks attributed to honored custom eulogy in Iranian culture. BAGH-E NAZAR, 15(69 ), 21-30. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/718100/en

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Sattari Najaf Abadi Nasrin, PIRAVIVANAK MARZIEH, Tabatabaee Jabali Zohreh, JOKAR JALIL. Reading glorification face and flattery in visual repercussion of the two artworks attributed to honored custom eulogy in Iranian culture. BAGH-E NAZAR[Internet]. 2019;15(69 ):21-30. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/718100/en

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Nasrin Sattari Najaf Abadi, MARZIEH PIRAVIVANAK, Zohreh Tabatabaee Jabali, and JALIL JOKAR, “Reading glorification face and flattery in visual repercussion of the two artworks attributed to honored custom eulogy in Iranian culture,” BAGH-E NAZAR, vol. 15, no. 69 , pp. 21–30, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/718100/en

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