Summoning the Religious and Mythical Figures in the Reststance Poetry of Seyyed Abutaleb Mozaffari (Case Study: "How an eagle dies?" Poetical Works)

Document Type : Original Research

Authors
A. Neissi
N. Zare
R. Balavi
10.2634/Lire.18.71.6
Abstract
This article has been written in a descriptive and analytical methods based on library studies. In this research, with the discovery and classification of the materials in the Religious and Mythical Figures in the Reststance Poetry of Seyyed Abutaleb Mozaffari, its relation with the poet's idea of resistance was examined. The results of the research indicate that the poet has recreated religious and Mythical figures, and linked yesterday's patterns with today's realities of war, and in this regard, in order to enrich the literature with poetry and its linguistic implications, and to connect the idea of resistance with the suffocating atmosphere of Afghan society, it is trying to application of these characters to serve the literary subject and its identity.


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Literary Research
Volume 18, Issue 71
July 2021
Pages 151-173