Krylov's Fables as a Source of Inspiration Parvin Etesami's Monazerat

The article reflects the influence of the famous poet of Russian literature of the 18th century, Ivan Andreevich Krilov on the modern Persian poetess Parvin Etesami. The purpose of the essay is to compare the similarities in the literary style, subject, content of the works and opinion of the mentioned poets. moral teachings depending on the political, cultural and geographical situation. The didactic literature of each country expresses different moral teachings depending on its political, cultural and geographical situation. Existing social, political and cultural situation in the lives of the mentioned poets was reflected in their works. They, tried to portray the shortcomings of their society in the as a representative of their people. Comparing the selective fables of I. A. Krilov and Parvin Etesami, we will consider the living conditions and society of the poets. We noted the influence of the world's great fabulists on poets and reveal the moral and teaching messages of each fable. Comparing the similarities and differences of their work, we came to the conclusion that the influence of leading fabulists like Aesop and La Fontaine, the presence of identical social, political and cultural conditions, the reign of cultural and economic poverty, oppression, injustice, autocratic rule, etc. substantiated the appearance of similar literary works in Iran and Russia.

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Art Logos – The Art of Word
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35231/25419803_2025_1_98
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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies
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Krylov's Fables as a Source of Inspiration Parvin Etesami's Monazerat

Janolah Karimi-Motahhar, Marzieh Yahyapour, G. Houra
Art Logos – The Art of Word
Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies
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Krylov's Fables as a Source of Inspiration Parvin Etesami's Monazerat

Janolah Karimi-Motahhar, Marzieh Yahyapour, G. Houra
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Abstract

The article reflects the influence of the famous poet of Russian literature of the 18th century, Ivan Andreevich Krilov on the modern Persian poetess Parvin Etesami. The purpose of the essay is to compare the similarities in the literary style, subject, content of the works and opinion of the mentioned poets. moral teachings depending on the political, cultural and geographical situation. The didactic literature of each country expresses different moral teachings depending on its political, cultural and geographical situation. Existing social, political and cultural situation in the lives of the mentioned poets was reflected in their works. They, tried to portray the shortcomings of their society in the as a representative of their people. Comparing the selective fables of I. A. Krilov and Parvin Etesami, we will consider the living conditions and society of the poets. We noted the influence of the world's great fabulists on poets and reveal the moral and teaching messages of each fable. Comparing the similarities and differences of their work, we came to the conclusion that the influence of leading fabulists like Aesop and La Fontaine, the presence of identical social, political and cultural conditions, the reign of cultural and economic poverty, oppression, injustice, autocratic rule, etc. substantiated the appearance of similar literary works in Iran and Russia.

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