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Persian scholarly treatises and the hermeneutics of Persian poetry
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HeLP: The Hebrew Lexicon project. [PDF]
Behav Res MethodsStein R, Frost R, Siegelman N.
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of a serious game titled "Kookism" on the receptive lexicon in 4-9-year-old autistic children. [PDF]
HeliyonHesami E +3 more
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The cultural turn in understanding 'addiction'. [PDF]
Int J Drug PolicyMaarefvand M, Ghiabi M.
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Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2021
Notable examples of macaronics, the insertion of foreign vocabulary into poetry, are attributed to the well-known eighth-century poet, Abū Nuwās, who experimented with mixing Persian in his Arabic poetry but whose motivation remains unclear.
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Notable examples of macaronics, the insertion of foreign vocabulary into poetry, are attributed to the well-known eighth-century poet, Abū Nuwās, who experimented with mixing Persian in his Arabic poetry but whose motivation remains unclear.
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Reorientations/Arabic and Persian Poetry
Studia Islamica, 1996"Quite simply: these are seminal essays. . . . Distinguished scholarship, erudite, and full of innovative ways of interpreting Arabic and Persian poetry." -Omar Pound "[This book] reads Arabic and Persian poetry in a refreshingly new and significant way. . . . raises our understanding . . . to a new level." -James T.
Aboubakr Chraibi +1 more
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Persian Poetry, World Poetry, and Translatability
University of Toronto Quarterly, 2019Although Goethe, who first propounded Weltliteratur, was inspired by Persian poetry, recent theorists of world literature have largely ignored it. Persian poetry thrived for hundreds of years across a vast swath of West, Central, and South Asia, but despite this transregional reach and influence, a dominant model of world literature as literature that
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A.S. Pushkin in Persian poetry
Philological Sciences. Scientific Essays of Higher Education, 2020The authors of the article, in the theoretical framework of comparative literature, using the examples of the artistic reception of A.S. Pushkin’s works in Iranian poetry, show the ideological and artistic foundations of the interpenetration of the literature of Russia and Iran.
Marzieh Yahyapour +2 more
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Reorientations: Arabic and Persian Poetry
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1997Employing contemporary literary theory, eight members of the "Chicago school" of Arabic and Persian literature analyze a broad spectrum of poetry, ranging from the pre-Islamic ode of the sixth century to seventeenth-century Persian Safavid Moghul verse.
Shawkat M. Toorawa +1 more
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SYMMETRY IN TRADITIONAL PERSIAN POETRY
2010A great many Persian poems have been composed by many famous or obscure poets throughout the centuries which Persians have learned, memorized and recited throughout their lives. Regardless of their meaning, there are other aspects that make learning these poems simple and pleasant.
BEHNEJAD, S. ALIREZA, ZAHEDI, MARYAM
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