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Ali Mohammad Haqshenas,
Volume 1, Issue 3 (10-2004)
Abstract
This article attempts to discuss freedom, liberation and deliverance in language and literature. To this end the author uses two theories: Bloomfild`s “language application” theory and Karl Popper`s “Conjecture and Refutation” theory. It is argue that language may considered as a substitution for stimulus and real responses and in so doing it rescues man from the nature determination. Moreover drawing upon Popper`s the paper indicates how literature may exceed real world limitation and constructions and in so doing, paves the way for individual innovations. Literature in deed goes beyond the limits imposed by the two worlds – the real world and the language system and ends p with liberty.
Vahideh Norouzzadeh Chegini, Elham Maryami,
Volume 6, Issue 17 (4-2013)
Abstract
Mohammad TaghiBahar and Hafiz Ibrahim are the most famous poets of Iran and Egypt whose poetry is loved and appreciated by most readers. They liked their countries and their dearest wishes were to see the freedom of their country and the glory of their people.It was a cause of great sorrow and pain for them to see their country in the hands of tyranny and foreign governments.Therefore, they tried to compose poems that convey messages to both the public and the elites. This article is an attempt to show the patriotism of Bahar and Hafiz Ibrahimin their poems and to compare the views of the two poets. Moreover, it is shown that despite their different nationality, languages,religious beliefs and culture they are all the same in love with their country and they hate any foreign domination.
