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Number of Articles: 7
Studying the Evolutionary Concept of Death in Rumi's Poetry based on Cognitive Metaphor Theory in Cultural Model of Great Chain Metaphor
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 7-29
Abstract
From the viewpoint of cognitive linguists, cognitive metaphor refers to any understanding and expression of abstract concepts in terms of concrete concepts. Among the various methods ... Read MoreAnalysis of Contrastive Macro-Symbols in Mathnavi and Ghazaliat of Shams: The Case Study of “Lion” and “Sun” Macro- Symbols
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 31-64
Abstract
Structuralists define the logic of human mind and language based on a bipolar structure; between the two sides of which there is a contrastive relationship. Subscribing to the central ... Read MoreDaghoughi, the Postmodern Metafiction
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 65-93
Abstract
Metafiction is one of the modern approaches of story writing in postmodern fiction whose origin is generally assumed to date back to the twentieth century. Iranian philologists also ... Read MoreThe Other as Ego: Shams and Rumi's Relationship from Jacques Lacan's Viewpoint
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 95-114
Abstract
The concept of “the other” is one of the outstanding features of Jacques Lacan's theory, and his major departure from Freudian thought. The basis of Freud's system of thought ... Read MoreSource Finding and Analysis of Modifications Made By Rumi and Shams in the Romantic Literature of the Umayyad Era
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 115-140
Abstract
The present paper investigates the reflection of romantic Arabic literature of the Umayyad era in the works of Rumi (Mathnavi, Maktūbāt, Fih Ma Fih, Majāles-e Sab'a, Dīwān-e Shams) ... Read MoreThe Logic of Digression in Mathnavi: Explanatory Style and the Authority of the Narrator/Author
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 141-165
Abstract
In Rumi’s Mathnavi, the author-narrator has created levels of digression via continuous deployment of meta-language. Compared to other classical Persian texts, Mathnavi’s ... Read MoreTime is Needed for Blood to Change to Milk (Shams Tabrizi's Birth from the Blood of Hossein Ibn Mansour Halaj in One Ta’zieh Script)
Volume 9, Issue 17 , August 2017, Pages 167-182