Document Type : scientific-research
Authors
1 teacher
2 science Committee
Abstract
Semiotics is the knowledge of studying all kinds of signs and the factors present in the process of producing meaning and their interpretation, and the rules that govern the signs. This theory, while paying attention to various aspects of the structure of poetry, i.e. accumulation, descriptive system, hypogram and structural network, reveal some of the hidden features of the poems. This model accounts for the coherence, intellectual plan and the implications that lie behind the apparent meaning of the poem. This research intends to study LOVE in The Conference of the Birds composed by Attar of Nishapur (1145-1221) and in Fazel Nazari's lyrical poetry based on Michael Rifater's Theory of Semiotics. In this research, we are looking for descriptive-analytical method to investigate and analyze "love" in al-Tayr Attar's logic with Fazel Nazari's lyrical poetry based on Rifater's semiotics. The reason for choosing these two poets is that we wanted to examine the concept of love from the old and new perspectives, and while developing this concept, examine and analyze the views of both poets regarding "love" and point out the differences and similarities between these two views. From the viewpoints of both, love has a very lofty position. As such, the foundation of the created being was based on love and it is with the care and attention of love that life finds its meaning. On the road of lovers, one must eat the blood of his heart, taste bitterness, and destroy everything to reach the true existence and knowledge.
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