جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « هارمونی » در نشریات گروه « ادبیات و زبان ها »

Nima Yooshij's theories about poetry and poet are in his previously published collections and the process of his poetic developments can be drawn from them; moreover, there are many other poems of Nima Yooshij in the last two books, which are very important in the analysis of his poetic developments. In the current research, we have examined these two collections by considering the most important theories of Nima, including paying attention to symbolism, declamation and the natural process of speech, descriptive and narrative pattern, objectivity and subjectivity, harmony, and transubstantiation. The results show that Nima has a great interest in classical literature in addition to western literature in order to achieve symbolism. In addition to the dramatic structure, Nima uses the capacity of "narrative" and "story" to express the content and tries to blend with nature and provide an objective and external description of it, unlike classical poetry. Nima does not see classical poetry as having a body-like unity and puts all the elements of the poem in the direction of creating a harmonious composition, which he calls "harmony" and "form".

The Man naturally wants beauty and knows something beautiful that can attract his attention. This sense of pleasure from the beauty of anything or anyone comes from understanding the order and harmony in it. In the aesthetic discussions, various factors such as symmetry, balance, rotation, proportion, repetition, contradiction, etc. can be considered to beautify a work or phenomenon. Symmetry is one of the most important factors in creating beauty. Symmetry as one of the most fundamental foundations of art and beauty plays an undeniable role in the majority of arts and sciences in understanding the order between the components. These include arts and sciences such as math, geometry, astronomy, architecture, music, painting, carpet weaving, design, illumination, carving, literature, and more. Symmetry in Persian literature can be studied in three outward, semantic, and phonetic aspects, and among them simile is the widest manifestation of semantic symmetry. Farsi similes use four types of reflective, transitional, rotational, and congruity symmetries. But the reflection symmetry has a high frequency. In this essay we will attempt to examine the manifestation of symmetry in the simile by mentioning examples.

The verbal music in poem, named  aesthetics, is the first and most important element of the beauty of poem and can fascinates addressee. Rhyme, radif in verbal music plays a very important role and serves as a pillar and reference in the music of every line. In this text, we explore types of rhyme and radif and their musical roles in Iraqi's sonnets. Iraqi is the great mystic and poet who lived in 7th century. We evaluated rhyme and radif, used in his poem book from different angels, in a descriptive-analytical way. The following results were achieved: Sonnets, have used common and frequently used rhythms.  His expression is fluent and understandable. 63% of the rhyme words  are ended with high syllable, in form of obligated  mordaf  to main redf and absolute mordaf to main redf. This issue provides the context for music of word and beautifies the thoughts. 24% of the rhymes ended with simple syllable have been in obligated and absolute form. In these  rhymes, for having the necessary condition for fluency of the music, vowels or a suitable radif with a high syllable have been used. 64% of Iraqi's sonnets have radifs, so the last consonant of the rhyme with poor pronunciation in these sonnets is well-pronounced and the necessary music of the poem is achieved. The phonetic relationship between the chains and sub-chains in the chain of words, between rhyme and radif, and the other words in each line has a good harmony and nice beautiful music.But in Iraqi's sonnets, contents are similar and  imagination is low, and repetitions of rhyme,  radif and the first line (Matla') are in excess of need.