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Fictionalization and personification by Moulana in Masnavi-ye-Manavi Alireza Shohani. LIRE 2003; 1 (2) :91-106
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As the Masnavi is a preaching-mystical work by Molavi, he made his efforts to express his advices and recommendations in forms of stories, tales and fictions and also his ethical and mystical thoughts are expressed there. Hence, all these are of various and miscellaneous types. The best sample of entering Masnavi Tales into the third book is shown in the story titled “the people of Saba and looting their godsends”. This story commences with the couplet 282 but, left later on and then referred to in the couplet 364. The story is left again here and then referred to in the couplet 3600, following some long couplets to be finished.
Mentioning the various points in tales has resulted in different usages of the characters in Masnavi. This is because of the foundations of any story are made by its characters who are themselves the factors or causes of the events.
Personification by Molavi in Masnavi for the characters is of three following methods:
A) Direct method in which he explicitly expresses his ideas upon the persons.
B) Indirect method in which he not only expresses the characters’ behaviors and briefs the readers on the role played by the characters but also the readers understand their real essence.
C) Mixed method which is an integration of the two previous ones.
The tools for personification by Molana, the characters’ features in Masnavi and classification of the persons’ names in the Masnavi stories are scattered through the study.
 
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Article Type: Original Research | Subject: Classical literature
Received: 2017/12/10 | Accepted: 2003/12/22 | Published: 2004/01/6

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