The Role of Saadi's Artistic and Lyrical Language in the Immortality of Eloquent Persian Language and the Magnificent Culture of Iran Zamin Journal Article

Original Title: نقش زبان هنری و غنایی سعدی در جاودانگی زبان فاخر فارسی و فرهنگ شکوهمند ایران زمین

سعدی شناسی بهار 1401 - شماره 10 (‎11 page(s) - From 131 to 141 )

Keywords: Saadi artistic language Sahl e Momtane Hafez Khaqani

Abstract:

In the literature of lyric poetry, it is the form and structure that develop cause and effect relationship; hence, cause and effect are known by way of form and structure, factors from which the meaning could be claimed as well as the choice of words so that the message will clearly be conveyed from the speaker to the audience. This great Iranian poet, Sa’di, is the undisputed master of speech; no other speaker in our literature could ever be found to have so skillfully brought together in his speech literary devices, simplicity, consistency, fluency, eloquence, and subtlety side by side in such an unimaginable harmony. The secret of his harmonious speech is not always evident; it seems as though a curve is in constant curl all through his verse, typically in his Ghazals, giving his words a wavelike nature that could never be cut at any angle. In the paper that follows, the writer has studied these features in Sa’di’s speech.

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The Role of Saadi's Artistic and Lyrical Language in the Immortality of the Exalted Persian Language and the Magnificent Culture of Iran Dr. Mehdi Mahouzi Abstract In lyrical literature, it is form and structure that establish a cause-and-effect relationship, and through form and structure, the signifier and signified are recognized; it is with the help of these factors that meaning is summoned through the word, and the message of the speaker and orator is clearly conveyed to the audience. The secret of his rhythmic speech is not always apparent, and it is as if a continuous curved line exists in his poetry, especially in his ghazals, which gives it a wave-like quality, and the continuity of words is not broken by any angle. Saadi and the Curved Line in Conjunction with Words As we said; Saadi's most undeniable work is his speech, and no speaker like him has blended artistry and simplicity, stability, fluency, and tenderness, nor has spoken with such rhythm is. However, the important point in Saadi's art is that the secret of the rhythm of his speech is not always apparent, and it is as if a continuous curved line exists in his prosody, especially in his ghazals, which gives it a wave and the continuity of words is not broken by any angle. The compositions of artists like Saadi and Hafez are not only representatives of the emotions and impressions of their turbulent and highly sensitive souls, but also, through simile, metaphor, and the use of verbal and semantic devices, create a rhythmic style that subsequently conveys balanced and proportionate concepts in conjunction to the reader's mind, evoking multiple voices instead of just one.

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