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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book Spectrum of Persian Literature is a compendium of articles written by the author on various aspects of Persian literature. It represents a wide spectrum of Persian language and literature through an array of topics ranging from classical Persian literature to Indo-Persian and Modern Persian literatures. Moreover, the book discusses the moral, ethical and mystical aspects of Persian literature. It further elaborates on the magical effect of poetry and joy and pleasure associated with good poetry. The book also takes into its gamut the rich Indo-Persian literary traditions through extensive researches on two great exponents of Indo-Persian literature viz. Mirza Ghalib and Sir Mohammad Iqbal. The literary atmosphere of India during seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the rise and fall of Chishtiya order etc. finds special mention in the book. The book further deals with two of the greatest critics and writers of Iran, namely, Ahmad Kasravi and Sadeq Hedayat respectively.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Revisiting Sadeq Hedayat's Blind Owl: Writings on a Modern Persian Novel is a commemorative volume of thirteen scholarly articles on the Persian novel Buf-e-Kur (Blind Owl) by Sadeq Hedayat (190351). Scholars of Persian studies have long endeavored to bring this complex novel, written in a unique form and structure, into a simple narrative for afficionados of modern Persian fiction; thus, the present volume is a 'literary manifesto', presenting perspectives on the novel and the writer from historical, cultural, psychoanalytical, cinematic, artistic, translational, and poetic viewpoints. Drawing upon continued Indo-Iranian relations when Burzoe translated the Panchatantra into Pahlavi in 570 AD to when Hedayat wrote his masterpiece during his India sojourn in 1937, the chapters presented here explore a number of topics: from critiques of translations of the novel into three Indian languages (Bengali, Hindi, and Malayalam) to discussions regarding the compatibility of the novel with cinema and the interface of the novel with Hedayat's sketches and paintings. The volume also offers an analogical study of the thought processes of Ghalib and Hedayat, demonstrating the resonance between great minds.…

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Zustand: New. In English.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Revisiting Sadeq Hedayat's Blind Owl: Writings on a Modern Persian Novel is a commemorative volume of thirteen scholarly articles on the Persian novel Buf-e-Kur (Blind Owl) by Sadeq Hedayat (1903-51). Scholars of Persian studies have long endeavoured to bring this complex novel, written in a unique form and structure, into a simple narrative for afficionados of modern Persian fiction. Thus, the present volume is a 'literary manifesto', presenting perspectives on the novel and the writer from historical, cultural, psychoanalytical, cinematic, artistic, translational, and poetic viewpoints. Drawing upon continued Indo-Iranian relations when Burzoe translated the Panchatantra into Pahlavi in 570 ad to when Hedayat wrote his masterpiece during his India sojourn in 1937, the chapters presented here explore a number of topics: from critiques of translations of the novel into three Indian languages (Bengali, Hindi, and Malayalam) to discussions regarding the compatibility of the novel with cinema and the interface of the novel with Hedayat's sketches and paintings. The volume also offers an analogical study of the thought processes of Ghalib and Hedayat, demonstratingthe resonance between great minds.…