Essays On Nima Yushij: Animating Modernism In Persian PoetryThrough several groundbreaking critical articles on the question of poetic modernity in Persian new verse, this book focuses on the life and works of Nima Yushij (1887-1960), a major modernist Iranian poet. The articles situate Nima s life firmly within the context of early 20th century Iranian history. They are framed by a brief introduction in which the various contributions are related to each other and to various trends in poetic modernism in the Persian language, and a bibliography that lists all of Nima's works and the major studies of his life and work, both in Persian and in various Western languages. The book fills a gap in the history of Persian literature that has long endured due to the resistance of such a tradition-bound culture to the modernization of its poetry. |
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Contents
Nima Yushij and the Millenniumold Tradition of Persian Poetry | 1 |
A Life | 11 |
Ideology and SelfPortrayal in the Poetry of Nima Yushij | 69 |
Emblems of Nature in the Poetry of Nima Yushij | 99 |
Three of Nimas Songs of the Night | 139 |
Nimas Dialogue with Hafez | 173 |
Common terms and phrases
22 Ibid aesthetic Afsaneh Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak Al-e Ahmad Alieh allegorical Amen Bird Arabic Astara beloved bird’s Chap-i cheh classical Persian poetry critics cultural darkness dawn defined discourse Farsi figure final finally find fire first garden ghazal Hafez hameh heart Hedayat ideology influence Intisharat-i Iran Iran’s Iranian khod language Legend literary lover Manali meaning Mehdi Akhavan-Sales mermaid modemist modemity Modern Persian modernist Persian poetry Moonlight Rose narrative narrator Naser Khosrow nature Nezami Nima Tushfi Nima Yushij Nima’s poem Nima’s poetry Nimaic paradox people’s Persian language Persian literature Persian poetry poem’s poet poet’s poetic political qasideh receding signified reflect reflexivity relations rhyme Sadeq Hedayat Saint’s Tomb Sattar shab Shahnameh she‘r—e shore signified Sirus Tahbaz social Sorrowful by Night specific stanza story structure symbol Tehran tion tradition translated Urashima verse village vision voice Wasef Bakhtari waves words writing Yush
References to this book
Modern Persian Literature in Afghanistan: Anomalous Visions of History and Form Wali Ahmadi No preview available - 2008 |