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SOME LINGUISTIC FEATURES OF TRANSLATION OF THE LEXEMES OF "SHAHNAMEH" INTO RUSSIAN
PROBLEMS OF COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY AND TRANSLATION STUDIESThis article is devoted to the lexical and semantic subtleties of the transfer of Tajik (Aryan) realities and concepts into the Russian translation of Firdousi’s “Shakhname”. Russian translation “Shakhname” equivalence analysis allows us to determine the
Olimjon H. Kasimov, Martaba Sultonzoda
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Art Logos
The authors of the article explore Firdousi's "Shahnameh" as a text that allows English-speaking Western culture to create a system of meanings that immerses it in civilizational semantics based on the rhythm of Being and creates the basis for a dialogue
D. V. Anikin +2 more
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The authors of the article explore Firdousi's "Shahnameh" as a text that allows English-speaking Western culture to create a system of meanings that immerses it in civilizational semantics based on the rhythm of Being and creates the basis for a dialogue
D. V. Anikin +2 more
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The structure of introductory content in the Shahnameh
JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE STUDIES, 2022Writing an introduction is one of the oldest traditions in literary texts of all kinds of prose and poetry. In this introduction, the poet has paid special attention to some cases and the results of this research show that Ferdosi is one of the poets who used different themes and subjects in his introduction Aloz and Begoret for a challenging ...
Jihad Shukri Rashid, Zikra Ahmed Jalal
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Examining the Role and Character of Women in the Political Power Structure in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh
Journal of Social-Political Studies of Iran's Culture and HistoryThe objective of this article is to explain the role of women in the political power structure from the perspective of Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh. The research method employed in this study is of a library-based nature, utilizing the technique of content ...
Mahsa Emadi +3 more
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Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
National epics are expressions of the beliefs, culture, and ancient customs of a people, created based on myths and rituals. Ferdowsi is a poet who both "creates and composes epics," and epic poetry is defined as a genre that evokes the spirit of zeal ...
Rasoul Nikkhoo Aghkariz +2 more
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National epics are expressions of the beliefs, culture, and ancient customs of a people, created based on myths and rituals. Ferdowsi is a poet who both "creates and composes epics," and epic poetry is defined as a genre that evokes the spirit of zeal ...
Rasoul Nikkhoo Aghkariz +2 more
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Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
The theory of intertextuality asserts that no text comes into being independently and that a close relationship always exists between a given text and those that preceded it. The present study initially aims to examine the influence of the Bahman-nama on
Zohreh Esmailzadeh +2 more
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The theory of intertextuality asserts that no text comes into being independently and that a close relationship always exists between a given text and those that preceded it. The present study initially aims to examine the influence of the Bahman-nama on
Zohreh Esmailzadeh +2 more
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Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
The national epic of Iran, the Shahnameh, is the most monumental and identity-defining work for the people of Iran from ancient times to the present, holding a particularly significant place in the field of mythological studies.
Mohammadamin Ehsani Estahbanati
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The national epic of Iran, the Shahnameh, is the most monumental and identity-defining work for the people of Iran from ancient times to the present, holding a particularly significant place in the field of mythological studies.
Mohammadamin Ehsani Estahbanati
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Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
Jamshid, one of the most mythical and enigmatic kings in Iranian culture, undergoes fundamental transformations in position and identity in his transition from the Avesta to the Shahnameh—from the radiant and order-establishing Jamshid of the Avestan ...
N. Sharifi, Rahim Taher, Reza Fahimi
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Jamshid, one of the most mythical and enigmatic kings in Iranian culture, undergoes fundamental transformations in position and identity in his transition from the Avesta to the Shahnameh—from the radiant and order-establishing Jamshid of the Avestan ...
N. Sharifi, Rahim Taher, Reza Fahimi
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Iranian Studies, 2015
This article discusses the reasons why Ferdowsi does not begin theShahnamehwith the episode of Zoroaster, which he quotes from the version of Daqiqi, but rather with an account of the creation of the world that, in contrast to Islamic historians writing before Ferdowsi, does not attempt to accommodate a Qur'anic view of creation and human history, but ...
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This article discusses the reasons why Ferdowsi does not begin theShahnamehwith the episode of Zoroaster, which he quotes from the version of Daqiqi, but rather with an account of the creation of the world that, in contrast to Islamic historians writing before Ferdowsi, does not attempt to accommodate a Qur'anic view of creation and human history, but ...
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Topiques, études satoriennes
The article continues with the post entitled "Poetic memory or the use of topos "ENFANT ABANDONNE" in Milan Kundera’s The unbearable lightness of being " published on the SATOR research notebook by Madeleine Jeay, in which she shows that Kundera works a ...
Jean-Pierre Dubost
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The article continues with the post entitled "Poetic memory or the use of topos "ENFANT ABANDONNE" in Milan Kundera’s The unbearable lightness of being " published on the SATOR research notebook by Madeleine Jeay, in which she shows that Kundera works a ...
Jean-Pierre Dubost
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