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Rasuli N, Idlak K S, salimi K. Sparks of transformation in Persian and Russian literature centered on Nima Yoshij and Alexander Pushkin. CLRJ 2023; 11 (2) :61-87
URL: http://clrj.modares.ac.ir/article-12-68675-en.html
1- Master's degree in Persian language and literature, secretary of Persian literature in the 7th district of Mashhad, Iran. , bsobhani086@gmail.com
2- Assistant Professor
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Sparks of transformation in Persian and Russian literature centered on Nima Yoshij and Alexander Pushkin. Fascinated and loving poets, who firstly love their individuality and secondly love the society in which they live. Poets who cannot bear the suffering of the oppressed people and sit quietly, are looking for a way to sympathize with the people and awaken the mass of the people, Both poets spent a period of their lives in exile because of their liberating thoughts, they are still in exile in love with their homeland and the nature of their land, Sometimes they despair, but they don't let despair stop them from continuing on their way, They try again and find a way to express what needs to be expressed. With their constant presence in their poetry, Nima and Pushkin eliminate the distance between the poem and the poet, bring the poem closer to their time, and actually become one with their own poetry, Nima combines reality with nature, and Pushkin combines reality with history, and they express what needs to be expressed with a new language.
 
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