Aesthetics of Application of Contradiction in Theosophical Satire

Satire is amply found in Persian literature, including theosophical texts. Theosophy and satire have many philosophical-structural features in common; one is, they are both founded on the union of contradictory entities, with the effect being both exultation and information. The common aesthetic feature of satire and theosophy comprises the union of contradictory and opposing entities, the same union so commonly encountered in Rhetoric and especially in paradoxes. Here we will be trying to identify and investigate examples of contradiction in theosophical literature, using library -documentation method.