Abstract:
Today, researchers are publishing articles in journals in order to provide the results of their research quickly and up-to-date. For this reason, journals have a special place in meeting the needs of researchers. Due to the increasing acceleration of science production and publication of articles, sometimes we see acceleration and non-compliance with the principles of article writing in these articles. Undoubtedly, articles published in scientific journals and journals will not be without flaws, and their critique, called "critique of critique," will pave the way for other writers to learn and will also eliminate the flaws in the next articles. The Journal of Arabic Literature, which is managed by the Faculty of Literature and Humanities, University of Tehran, is one of the most prestigious scientific-research journals. In order to critically review this journal, the authors of the present study described 10 comparative articles written in Persian, selected from the last ten issues, in a descriptive-analytical way from structural aspects such as: title, abstract, keywords, relationship of result to questions and Resources and citations have also been reviewed and analyzed using SPSS software. The results of this study show that these articles are at an acceptable level in terms of the style of the article, but there are some shortcomings in their structure, such as: 5 incorrect titles, which is mostly due to the use of the word "review" in the title. Abstracts also have weaknesses such as lack of method, purpose, results, and school use.
Machine summary:
To critically examine this journal, the authors of the present research have investigated ten comparative articles in Persian, selected from its last ten issues, using a descriptive-analytical method and from structural aspects such as title, abstract, keywords, the connection of results to questions, and references and citation, and have analyzed and evaluated them using SPSS software.
The present article aims to examine ten articles on the subject of comparative literature from the last ten issues of the Journal of Arabic Literature at the University of Tehran using a critical perspective, and to analyze them in terms of structural aspects such as title, abstract, keywords, the relationship between results and questions, and references and citation.
Suggested titles: [Investigation of the propositions of] magical realism in the novels of the mourners of Bill, Gholamhossein Saedi and Naguib Mahfouz's One Thousand and One Nights; [Comparative study] The ontological themes of Abdullah al-Baradouni and Jalal al-Din Rumi (in the context of comparative literature); [Comparative study] Naturalism in the thoughts of Sohrab Sepehri and Gibran Khalil Gibran; the title of article 9, "The Sovereignty of Night, a look at two poems by Nima Yooshij and Abdul Wahab al-Bayati," is not clear and expressive, because the title refers to the sovereignty of night, while it is not apparent what the authors have researched, since in the abstract and keywords, words such as symbolism and defamiliarization are mentioned, which are not clearly evident from the article title.