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The symbol and the myth in the poetry of the resistance in the Arabic and Persian literature, a comparison between the Iranian and Palestinian literature, 1960-1990

الرّمز والأسطورة في شعر المقاومة في الأدبين العربيّ والفارسيّ مقارنة بين الأدبين الإيراني والفلسطيني 1960-1990م

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 Publication date 2015
  fields Arabic
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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Symbol and legend are among the things that most poets embody in their poems, especially resistance poets, because they found in them the best expressive of what they want to convey to the recipient, and because they composed it as a true depiction of the reality of their nation that fell victim to the greedy and colonialists. Hence, most resistance poets in Arabic and Persian literature use symbols and legends in their poems.



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أحمد دحبور , ديوانه , دار العودة , لبنان , بيروت , 1983م.
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