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

Iran in the constitutional era, along with socio-economic developments and the transition from tradition to literary modernity, along with other trends, is influenced by the school of Romanticism. This descriptive-analytical method examines the poems of "Zohreh and Manouchehr" by Iraj Mirza and "Iraj and Hubare" by Qasem Larbon - the last lyrical poems of classical Persian literature - from the perspective of Romanticism and answers this question. Which system and with what components tends to romanticism? The research findings show that the components of Romanticism, despite its simultaneous emergence in the constitutional era and the idea that it will be prominent in Zohreh and Manouchehr;It is more prominent in"Iraj and Hubare".The emotional romanticism of "Iraj and Hubare" is expressed by the free expression of desires in the realm of morality, and the excitement and emotions of the system with the ups and downs of the story, a narrative of love, joy, sorrow, desire, demand, impatience and wonder. Social romanticism is related to the epic aspect of the system and nationalist ideas. Mythological characters, imaginary journeys, and the frequency of metaphor are also components of the romanticism of Larbon's system.