Arabic distiches of Abbasid poets in the History of Jahangoshay-e-Joweini
Arabic distiches of Abbasid poets in the History of Jahangoshay-e-Joweini

Dr. Abdoreza Seif; Mohyedin Amjadi

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 1-14

Abstract
  The history of Jahangosha is a literary-historical work created byAta Malik Joweini using verbal and spiritual industries and several metaphors and allegories from different Quranic ...  Read More
The Tragedies of Infanticide in Iran & Patricide in Greece Antithesis, Legend or Reality? Through a glance at this issue in the world
The Tragedies of Infanticide in Iran & Patricide in Greece Antithesis, Legend or Reality? Through a glance at this issue in the world

Dr. Manuchehr Akbari; Dr. Assiyeh ZabihniyaʿOmran

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 15-30

Abstract
  The histories of several nations consist of Legends and Myths. The world myths seem similar in many cases, although, they sometimes oppose each other. Tragedy is one of amazing topics ...  Read More
Structural Analysis Of Khaghani poetry
Structural Analysis Of Khaghani poetry

Dr. Jalil Tajlil; Dr. Sayyed Gholam Reza Gheybi

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 31-48

Abstract
  Since the attractiveness of an artwork roots in its structural strength, and since it can, depending on its linguistic, expressive and aesthetic usage, make an artwork outstanding to ...  Read More
The Eagle Trace
The Eagle Trace

Dr. Rooholla Hadi

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 49-78

Abstract
  Persian poetry experienced many changes, innovations, concerns and disputes by the beginning of 14th century AH. Just in this period, Parviz Natel Khanlari composes “The Eagle Trace”, ...  Read More
Death fearing in veiwpoints of Razi as a physician and Mowlavi as a theosophist
Death fearing in veiwpoints of Razi as a physician and Mowlavi as a theosophist

Dr. Ahad Faramarz Qaramaleki; Zahra Hosseini

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 79-100

Abstract
  Razi & Mowlavi have both explained the fearing of death; although in different ways. Razi looks death, in any way and for anybody, as a disease and a fictitious phenomenon; so, as physician ...  Read More
The Morphology of Dream Stories in Sufis’ Prose Texts
The Morphology of Dream Stories in Sufis’ Prose Texts

Dr.Homeira Zomorrodi; Dr.Mahboobeh Heydari

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 101-123

Abstract
  The circumstance of dream formation, although repetitive, is still complicated and wonderful. Except the contents of dreams, the atmosphere they’ll be quoted is also important. Dreaming ...  Read More
Jami and the frequent Love Story
Jami and the frequent Love Story

Dr.Baha‘ al-Din Eskandari; Dr.Mohammad Reza Movahedi

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 125-145

Abstract
  Through a mystical glance, Jami looks, understands and explains the universe. In such an interpretation, Love is the most determining concept. Love, in this view, isn’t just an emotional ...  Read More
The importance of the knowledge of meanings to understand Hafiz’s Roguery
The importance of the knowledge of meanings to understand Hafiz’s Roguery

Dr.Teymoor Malmir

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 147-158

Abstract
  Many of distiches of Hafiz verse, without any difficulties in words and phrases, are doubtful and controversial. This is an inherent feature of his sonnets and relates to his roguish ...  Read More
New-founds about the Author of Daqayeq al-She‘er & Some of its Characters
New-founds about the Author of Daqayeq al-She‘er & Some of its Characters

Dr. Hamid Rezaee

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 159-174

Abstract
  Created in 8th century A.H., Daqayeq al-She?er is one of the most important rhetoric texts has ever been written. Little attentions have been paid to it due to the published unreliable ...  Read More
Ferdowsi and Remonstration of Philosophy
Ferdowsi and Remonstration of Philosophy

Dr.Naqi Fallah Nijad

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 175-190

Abstract
  Ferdowsi has remonstrated Philosophy and Philosophers in his Shahnameh. Was he really opposed to rationalism? It’s not the thing gotten of Shahnameh. He invites his readers to live ...  Read More
Here, finer than hair, are thousand points … Some newly found amphibologies and allusions in Hafiz (Khaje-ye-Shiraz)Poems
Here, finer than hair, are thousand points … Some newly found amphibologies and allusions in Hafiz (Khaje-ye-Shiraz)Poems

Dr.Ali Mohammed Gitiforouz

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 191-208

Abstract
  Many different books and essays have been written to explain the elegance of Hafiz poems. Implying some newly found amphibologies and allusions in the poems of Khaje-ye-Shiraz, this ...  Read More
The importance of Rahat al-Sodur in Shahnameh’s correction
The importance of Rahat al-Sodur in Shahnameh’s correction

Dr. Yadollah Bahmani Motlaq

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 209-225

Abstract
  As one of prominent Persian historic/literal works, Rahat al-Sodur has many derivations of Shahnameh. 594 distiches of Shahnameh in different theologic and moral subjects cited in this ...  Read More
Analysis of Turkish words in Diwan- e- Hafiz
Analysis of Turkish words in Diwan- e- Hafiz

Dr.Ismael Tajbakhsh

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 227-244

Abstract
  Turkish words in the texts of Persian language and literature show the deep and long relations between two languages. And because the Diwan-e-Hafiz (Hafiz’s complete works), in which ...  Read More
The Conduct Quintet Accessories In the mirror of Quranic verses, narratives  and mystic literature
The Conduct Quintet Accessories In the mirror of Quranic verses, narratives and mystic literature

Dr.Mohammed Hasan Foadian

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 245-258

Abstract
  Conducting to God (Seir ila Allah) is one of the main characteristics of developed humans who are looking for real perfection and (spiritual) joining, which will not be yielded unless ...  Read More
A Glance on Elaborative Metaphor
A Glance on Elaborative Metaphor

Dr. Omid Majd; Saeed Mahdavifar

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 259-275

Abstract
  Despite the passage of 9 centuries of elaborative metaphor mentioning in Persian rhetoric, the antecedents’ sayings already look repetitive and it is considered as one of metaphor ...  Read More
Contemplation on concinnity between Music and Components of Modern Iranian Poetry
Contemplation on concinnity between Music and Components of Modern Iranian Poetry

Dr. Mahmood Fazilat; Yaqub Nowroozi

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 277-294

Abstract
  The Musical and content harmony of Modern Iranian poetry is the core of this paper. There’ll be, initially, some arguments on the importance, coordination and the fitness existing ...  Read More
The Position and Diversity of Paradox and Sensuality in Rumi’s Masnavi
The Position and Diversity of Paradox and Sensuality in Rumi’s Masnavi

Dr. Mitra Golchin; Somayyeh Rashidi

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 295-308

Abstract
  This essay analyzes the paradox and sensuality, as two alienation styles and two artistic methods of expression, in the mystical language of Rumi in his Masnavi. Paying attention to ...  Read More
Some Points ontrend-setting for the field of Persian Language and Literature
Some Points ontrend-setting for the field of Persian Language and Literature

Dr. Shahram Azadiyan

Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, Pages 309-317

Abstract
  Trend- setting for the field of Persian Language and Literature is the subject of the present paper. The author believes in setting of such a trend, and criticizes the reasons of opposing ...  Read More