Monologue domination in the adoration by poets of Khorasani style

Document Type : Research Paper

Author

PhD student in Persian language and literature, Yazd University (From Afghanistan)

10.29252/kavosh.2020.13658.2740

Abstract

From a linguistically oriented point of view of culture and society, monologues and dialogues seem to be approaches to authoritarianism and pluralism. In a monologue, one is a speaker and the other is a listener that keeps silent. This may occur in a wedding party; a classroom; a political consultation; a trade union or a social guild. In general, the society is based on the monologues. Earthly love forms part of our cultural identity, and social norms are widely reflected in the literature. A study of the lover-beloved relations reveals the hidden spots of the society. It is especially the case about famous lovers whose behavior turns into a pattern to imitate and converts anomalies to norms. This article seeks to illustrate the origins of the "cute and needy" category, identify the causes of love based on despotic monologue and examine it as a part of the cultural-historical identity of the society.

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Journal of Kavoshnameh in Persian Language and Literature
Volume 22, Issue 49
September 2021
Pages 133-162

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