Iran's Influential Correspondence Writers in Court Literature (Literary Return to the Nasser Al-Din Shah's Era)

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Roustaei Mohsen; MOUSAVI SEYYED KAZEM; Sadeghi Esmail; KARIMI PARASTOO

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Journal: HISTORY OF LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES) Year:2020 | Volume:13 | Issue:1 (84/1) Page(s): 73-101

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Iran's Influential Correspondence Writers in Court Literature (Literary Return to the Nasser Al-Din Shah's Era)

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Roustaei Mohsen | MOUSAVI SEYYED KAZEM | Sadeghi Esmail | KARIMI PARASTOO | Issue Writer Certificate

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Court Literature

Literary Return

Persian Prose

correspondence and correspondence writing

Dostur Naame

Abstract

During the period of Literary Return, the epistemology of the secretary and the teachings of epistemology writing flourished, and abiding works emerged in the form of social-Court Literature. Understanding the concept of epistemology writing and the introduction of stylistic epistemology writers in Iranian Court Literature is one of the main objectives of this study, which is revealed through biographies, literary status and stylistic and individual characteristics. This article is descriptive-analytical and where necessary, discusses practical definitions, types of correspondence, epistemology writers (stylist), etc. In order to match the title and content of this article with a historical and literary perspective, we have used all available sources and references, epistemology books, court documents and correspondences. One of the main findings of this study is the causes and factors that have influenced the stylistic characteristics of epistemology writers during Zand and Qajar dynasties. Literary device mastery, gaining posts in state (court), thinkers’ appraisal on their style and following orders on correspondence formats are factors that influenced their particular writing style. Another result of this article is the association with the genre of Court Literature, in which epistemology writing and epistemology writers can make a significant contribution to the evolution of scribe's prose and social and court lexicography.

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Roustaei, Mohsen, MOUSAVI, SEYYED KAZEM, Sadeghi, Esmail, & KARIMI, PARASTOO. (2020). Iran's Influential Correspondence Writers in Court Literature (Literary Return to the Nasser Al-Din Shah's Era). HISTORY OF LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES), 13(1 (84/1) ), 73-101. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/966859/en

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Roustaei Mohsen, MOUSAVI SEYYED KAZEM, Sadeghi Esmail, KARIMI PARASTOO. Iran's Influential Correspondence Writers in Court Literature (Literary Return to the Nasser Al-Din Shah's Era). HISTORY OF LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2020;13(1 (84/1) ):73-101. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/966859/en

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Mohsen Roustaei, SEYYED KAZEM MOUSAVI, Esmail Sadeghi, and PARASTOO KARIMI, “Iran's Influential Correspondence Writers in Court Literature (Literary Return to the Nasser Al-Din Shah's Era),” HISTORY OF LITERATURE (JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES), vol. 13, no. 1 (84/1) , pp. 73–101, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/966859/en

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