Natural and visual elements in Bidel Dehlavi's sonnets

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

1 PhD student in Philosophy of Education, Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan), Isfahan, Iran

2 Assistant Professor Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan), Isfahan, Iran

3 Assistant Professor Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan) Isfahan, Iran

Abstract

Abstract
Folklore culture and literature have long been linked to the ancient beliefs and views of human societies, Hence, it has become a magnificent asset that is a reminder of the artistic tastes and moods of the people of the past and a solid evidence of the national and cultural identity of human beings. One of the elements of popular culture, folk beliefs and beliefs that has existed in the culture of most nations for so long, has been examined by each ethnicity in accordance with their culture and beliefs. Bidel Dehlavi is one of the poets who has explored these beliefs and opinions in the Indian subcontinent. Bidel's sonnets have the potential to be examined and analyzed; thus, in this descriptive-analytic study using library tools, the authors intend to explore the scope of these fascinating beliefs and dimensions, and the extents and instances of elements of popular culture in the poetry of Dehlavi. The result of this study shows that Bidel Dehlavi, with his scientific, religious and social abilities and skills, applied folklore elements and popular beliefs in the form of imagination in his sonnets while at the same time taking the roots and texture of these rhetorical forms from the language of the people and has added belief to his imaginative and literary artworks to the extent that he has permitted scholars to identify the intellectual origins of his poetry.
Research aims:
1- The examination of natural and visual elements in Bidel Dehlavi's sonnets.
2- The investigation of popular beliefs and principles in the form of imagination in Bidel Dehlavi's sonnets.
Research questions:
1- How is the natural and visual reflection reflected in Bidel Dehlavi's sonnets?
2. How are the popular beliefs, dimensions, and instances of elements of popular literature expressed in Bidel Dehlavi poetry?

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Islamic Art Studies
Volume 15, Issue 36 - Serial Number 36
February 2020
Pages 279-296

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