جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "ارسباران" در نشریات گروه "ادبیات و زبان ها"

 Arsbaran (Qaradağ (region, in East Azarbaijan province, has many poets. In this article, by introducing the literature of this region and examining the place of poetry in it, the aesthetic motifs in the poetry of five contemporary poets of this region are analyzed: Salek Ahri Tabrizi, Morteza Mousavi, Hamed Ahri, Imamvirdi Samani and Ismail Soltani. he research method is library study and the writing of a descriptive and analytical article. Salek Ahri and Morteza Mousavi are among the poets of the Pahlavi period, and Hamed Ahri, Imamvirdi Samani and Ismail Soltani are among the poets after the Islamic Revolution. Five poets have used the content and rhetorical motifs of classical poetry, and there are few changes in contemporary Imagination and aesthetic elements in their poetry. The results show: The elements of classical Imagination, simple and free images and Stylistic device of ancient rhetoric, such as puns, repetition, simile, allusion, are the aesthetic motifs of their poetry and they have used them in lyrical and mystical content. In the social motif, elements of contemporary Imagination and Stylistic device of symbols have been used, but compared to the motifs of classical poetry and the aesthetics of the rhetoric of ancient literature, the elements of new Imagination are less in the poetry of this region. In general, their Persian poetry is a continuation of classical poetry.

Arsbaran )Qaradağ( region of East Azarbaijan province has many poets in whose poems prominent motifs and themes of Persian literature are repeated. In this article, by introducing the literature of this region and taking a general look at the place of poetry in it, the language of poetry of this region has been examined in the divan of six contemporary poets: : Salek Ahari Tabrizi, Morteza Mousavi, Hamed Ahari, Imamvirdi Samani and Ismail Soltani and Hossein Dosti. research method is library study and the writing of a descriptive and analytical article. Salek Ahri and Morteza Mousavi are among the poets of the Pahlavi period, and Hamed Ahri, Imamvirdi Samani and Ismail Soltani and Hossein Dosti are among the poets after the Islamic Revolution. The motifs of classical (lyrical and mystical) and contemporary literature (social criticism, homeland, Islamic revolution and The Sacred defense) can be seen in the poetry of this region, and the linguistic evolution of their poetry is related to the poetic motifs. The results of the linguistic analysis of their poetry show: the language of their poetry is influenced by the elements and special words of the lyrical, mystical, and epic motifs of classical literature, but Arabic words and Macaronic language by Turkish are less frequent. The form of their poetry is ghazal, ode, Rubaʿi and Two-Couplet, only Mousavi has a few poems in the form of new poetry. Influence of the language of classical poets can be seen in the poetry of this region, especially in Samani poetry. In classical mystical and lyrical motifs, there are many words of mysticism and Lyric. Lyrical words are found in the poetry of all of them, and mystical words are prominent in the poetry of Soltani, Salek Ahri, and Hamed Ahari. the motif of Homeland is found in epic language In Hossein Dosti's poem. In general, the language of their poetry is simple, but among the research poets, Ismail Soltani's poetry is difficult and the continuation of the complex poetry is a classic poem.

Arasbaran region, in East Azarbaijan province, has many poets in whose poetry several motifs are repeated in different periods. In this article, with the aim of introducing the literature of this region and a general look at the place of poetry in it, the motifs and themes of the Persian poems of six of its poets from the return period until today have been examined.

The collection of information has been done by the library method and the method of writing the article is descriptive-analytical. The statistical community of the research includes the Persian poems of seven poets of Arasbaran region, Abolqasem Nabati, Abbas Barez, Salek Ahari Tabrizi, Morteza Mousavi, Imam Virdi Samani, Ismail Soltani and Hossein Doosti.

Lyrical, mystical, moral, and religious themes are among the motifs and themes of classical Persian literature, and social themes, patriotic poems, Islamic revolution, and holy defense are among the contemporary themes in the poetry of the poets of the region. In lyric poetry, there is a traditional view of love and the beloved. In addition to the motif of love, themes of sadness and pride are repeated. In the mystical and moral poetry, according to romantic mysticism, there are themes of Randy, Qalandari, criticism of hypocritical asceticism, condemnation of the world and advice on moral standards. In the motif of religion, the moqbat of the pure Imams, especially the manqebat of Imam Ali has found a stylistic feature. In social poetry, there is a criticism of the Pahlavi society, a description of oppression and tyranny, poverty and social disorder. The description of the homeland, the praise of the birthplace, the region of Arasbaran, the description of the Islamic revolution, the praise of Imam Khomeini (RA), the condemnation of the enemies, and the description of the martyr are some of the revolutionary poems of these poets.

In the poetry of Arasbaran region, classical and contemporary themes are repeated with lyrical, religious, mystical, educational and Islamic revolution motifs and themes. Arasbaran poets have turned to new themes along with the changes in themes in contemporary poetry, but they still pay attention to the motifs of classical poetry.