Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Shahid Bahonar University

2 Shahid Bahinar University

3 Bahoar university

Abstract

 
Nafsat al-Masdur as a major source of ornate prose in Persian literature is a literary-historical work written about the events happened at the end of Jalaluddin Kharazmshah's kingdom and the beginning of Mongols' attack. There are some aspects of resistance contents in this book. The present study tries to answer the question if we could consider this literary work in the territory of resistance literature through its textual and content analysis. By scrutinizing the text and  comparing it with the features of  resistance literature, we can find indicators of battle and resistance in both lexical and semantic level. The most distinctive components include the following themes: Patriotism, pity and regret for the foretime, criticizing adverse life conditions and governors' incompetence, objection against inhumanity and the transformation of moral values. By the identification of these traits in both surface and deep structure, Nafsat-al-Masdur could be discussed as a literary text in the domain of resistance literature. This fundamental research is analyzed based on library information.

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