The Place of Archeology and Mythical Symbols in Embossed Arts (Poetry and Painting)

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

1 PhD student in Persian Language and Literature Department, Bonab Branch, Islamic Azad University, Bonab, Iran.

2 Assistant Professor Department of Arabic Language and Literature, Bonab Branch, Islamic Azad University, Bonab, Iran.

3 Assistant Professor Department of Persian Language and Literature, Bonab Branch, Islamic Azad University, Bonab, Iran.

10.22034/ias.2021.299492.1690

Abstract

Poetry and painting are arts that have a high ability to convey concepts through expression and illustration. Among these, the use of procedures such as embossed arts, play an important role in highlighting the power of cultural transmission and cultural symbols. Embossing in the word means circumstantial, a prominent and obvious place is used, and the term refers to the deviation and artistic deviation from the normal norm of language. One form of de-familiarization is embossing, and it occurs when anomaly expresses a concept; that is, to play a role. According to Russian formalists, abnormality or metanormativity is one of the most effective methods of literary prominence in poetry. The present study intends to deal with the place of archeology and mythical symbols in embossed arts (poetry and painting) through descriptive-analytical methods. Research findings show that archaism and mythical symbols have been habituated in linguistic and semantic highlights such as phoneme, word and phrase repetition; also, features such as recognition, irony, metaphor, simile and sensuality exist all that provided prominence in poetry. In painting, the symbols of antiquity and myth are more protruding.

Research aims:
Recognizing the place of archeology and mythical symbols in highlighting poetry and painting;
A study of highlighting with illustrative and imaginative elements in Persian and Arabic poetry.

Research questions:
What is the place of archeology and mythical symbols in highlighting poetry and painting?
To what extent and how did archeology and mythical symbols make speech stand out?

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Islamic Art Studies
Volume 18, Issue 42 - Serial Number 42
February 2021
Pages 118-134

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