women of herum and the iranian national epic
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the relation between history and epic in iranian national epic
as bothepic and history express some stories of the past, their existing similaritiesand dissimilarities and their relation have attracted the attention of scholars.these two kinds of stories have been so similar that previous experts could notdistinguish the historical events fr
Eastern African women writers' 'national epics': A new force in creative fiction?
In this article, I bring five recent, substantial novels by Eastern African women writers together for the first time in a study regarding the texts as modern 'national epics', analysing some of their shared characteristics in foregrounding local participation in the making of Ea
manifestation of "mother archetype": iran's national epic
mother archetype is one of the most important archetypes in carl gustav jung's theory manifested in literary works both as the character of a real mother or in the form of symbols that indicate maternal aspect. epic is a work derived from the male-dominated society in which
manifestation of "mother archetype": iran's national epic according to jung's psychological theory
mother archetype is one of the most important archetypes in carl gustav jung's theory manifested in literary works both as the character of a real mother or in the form of symbols that indicate maternal aspect. epic is a work derived from the male-dominated society in which
The Role of TV Sports Programs in Permeate of Ethical Values in Iranian National Athlete Women
The purpose of the study was to survey the role of TV sports programs in permeate of ethical values in Iranian national athlete women. The Methodology was descriptive and survey with field data gathering. The population was national women athletes in Iran which select 97 samples
Petar II Petrović Njegoš and Gjergj Fishta: Composers of National Epics
While most modern theorists of nationalism emphasize the role of intellectuals “creating nations out of nationalism” (Gellner, 1983) or imagining the community of nations (Anderson, 1991), I argue that another role of intellectuals may also be equally as valid: the role of the po