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valizadeh F, bozorg bigdeli S. Comparison and analysis of intellectual motifs in the Persian Iranian and Indian romantic stories during the Safavid era. CLRJ 2017; 5 (3) :52-77
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1- Persian language& literature faculty , humanities college, Tarbiat Modares university
2- persian language & literature faculty,humanities college, tarbiat modares university, tehran, iran.
2- persian language & literature faculty,humanities college, tarbiat modares university, tehran, iran.
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During the Safavid era, communications between Iran and India became deeper than before due to the common official language. Persian romantic stories were among the written works during this period in the countries. The question is: "Are Persian romantic stories in the Safavid era in Iran and India fully similar due to the concurrency, common language and existence of similar structures, or have distinction due to different cultural environment?" Some Researches has been done on the storytelling of the Safavid period, But so far, there has been no works published on the influence of intellectual motifs on the Iranian and Indian Persian stories in any of the topics.
In this paper, it has been attempted to answer the question, by analyzing the content of the Stories. Of course, the assumption of this research is that there are many similarities in language, structure, sequences and character's functions in the Persian romantic stories in Iran and India, but despite these similarities, there is a different worldview and attitude towards the characters and events. These differences include: "Death of the lovers at the end of the story", "Girl's freedom in choosing a spouse", "supernatural creatures’ role", “presence of Mysticism and Sufism, "animals’ impact in the story ", "presence of Indian characters" and "independence of the source" that would help to understand the stories written in India from Iranian stories.
In this paper, it has been attempted to answer the question, by analyzing the content of the Stories. Of course, the assumption of this research is that there are many similarities in language, structure, sequences and character's functions in the Persian romantic stories in Iran and India, but despite these similarities, there is a different worldview and attitude towards the characters and events. These differences include: "Death of the lovers at the end of the story", "Girl's freedom in choosing a spouse", "supernatural creatures’ role", “presence of Mysticism and Sufism, "animals’ impact in the story ", "presence of Indian characters" and "independence of the source" that would help to understand the stories written in India from Iranian stories.
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Pathology of Schools and Approaches to Adaptive Literature
Received: 2017/07/26 | Accepted: 2017/10/22 | Published: 2017/11/22
Received: 2017/07/26 | Accepted: 2017/10/22 | Published: 2017/11/22
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