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Simin Behbahani: Iran's National Poet

Iranian Studies, 2008
Though Simin Behbahani's poems differ in their command of language, versatility of themes, and originality of images, they are unified from beginning to end by common traits. This poet has consistently been an advocate of individual rights, regardless of gender, class, religion, political affiliation, or ethnicity.
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Women, Women's Issues and Women's Language in Simin Behbahani's Poetry

Journal of Studies in Lyrical Language and Literature,15(55 ...
Alilu, Seddigheh, Abbarin, Seyfaddin, Jalili, Forugh   +2 more
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Philosophical Despair and its Causes in Simin Behbahani's Sonnets

Journal of Studies in Lyrical Language and Literature,13(49 ...
Piroti, Loghman, Ghorbani, Khavar, Seyedoshohadayi, Roya   +2 more
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‘I Will Rebuild You, Oh My Homeland’: Simin Behbahani's Work and Sociopolitical Discourse

Iranian Studies, 2008
This article analyzes Behbahani's narrative and poetic works as they reflect different sociopolitical discourses over decades and discusses her contribution to the rise of new literary discourses in different periods. These discourses reflect the pre-Revolutionary committed and post-Revolutionary feminist literary movements and, in recent years, an ...
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The semiotics of "snake" in the poem "I was saying that day ..." by Simin Behbahani, emphasizing Michael Rifater's theory

فصلنامه زبان و ادب فارسی,16(58),
arjomandi, maryam, zerafatkar, mehdi
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Simin Behbahani (1927–2014)

Middle Eastern Literatures, 2015
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Assessment and evaluation of tourism activities with emphasis on agritourism: The case of simin region in Hamedan City

Land Use Policy, 2020
Omid Khairabadi, Hassan Sajadzadeh
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Sufia Kamal and Simin Behbahani: Similarities in Personality and Creativity/ সুফিয়া কামাল ও সিমিন বাহবাহানি : ব্যক্তি ও সৃজনে সাদৃশ্য

Trisangam international refereed journal
There is a common resonance among individuals who embody art, culture, and humanitarian values, regardless of their geographic origins. They remain committed to expressing similar sentiments through their work and thoughts. Two such figures—renowned Bangladeshi poet and women's rights leader Begum Sufia Kamal (1911–1999) and Simin Behbahani (1927–2014),
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Persian Poetry, World Poetry, and Translatability

University of Toronto Quarterly, 2019
Jahan Ramazani
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The Four Groups(Simin) and Farmer-Merchant Antithesis in Early Imperial China

The Chinese Historical Review: the Journal of Chinese Historians in the United States, 1995
VÍCTOR Cunrui Xiong
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