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A Structural-Comparative Study of Dahnamehs in Persian Literature. LIRE 2010; 7 (28) :9-40
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M.Khurasani, PH.D.
 
Abstract
The main aim of this research is to analyze and the exact understanding of scientific work that has been identified as dahnameh (Ten Letters) in the history of Persian literature. From the beginning, we have encountered with two fundamental questions: First, what is dahnameh? Second, what is the source of its origin? To identify and explain dahnameh or to access to the fact that whether or not it has possibility of classification like a literature, we preferred axial method of critical structuralism. And, etymological study of this type was followed with the study of axial history of Persian composition i.e. a kind of comparative study simultaneously and in given time.
Dahnameh, according the proposed research, is an independent and justifiable composition that structurally has been blended in two forms of mathnavi (couplet poems) and ghazal (ode). Hero or in other words lover writes amorous letters to his beloved and gets reply from other side. These letters are delivered by a courier. Hence, it begins the narrative of love entanglement of hero and with backbiting of middle actions it leads to the end (lover’s attainment).
From the real dimension and desire of the actual study, it can be said that Oshshaq Nameh of Iraqi is the beginning of a kind of constant Dahnameh composition but their origin must be seen in the compositions of Vais, Ramin, Vergheh and Golshah. Other than Iraqi, Hamam, Ohadi, Ibn Nasuh, Obaid Zakani, Rukn Sayen Semnani, Shah Shuja’a, Ibn Emad and Hariri are other composers of Dahnameh.
 
 
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Article Type: مقالات علمی پژوهشی | Subject: History
Received: 2019/10/30 | Accepted: 2019/10/30 | Published: 2019/10/30

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