“Scientific and Specialized Journal of Modern Literary Research”

“Scientific and Specialized Journal of Modern Literary Research”

The difference between natural poetry (land-subject) and poetry about nature (land -object)

Document Type : Original Article

Author
HENGAME AMJADIYAN
Associate Professor of Translation Department of English Language and Literature, Faculty of Foreign Languages, Payam Noor University, Sanghar Center, Iran.
Abstract
Throughout the history of Iranian literature, whether in the poems of traditionalist poets from Roudaki, Ferdowsi, Manouchehr Damghani, etc. to Shahriyar, Parvin and Bahar, or in the works of modern poets such as Nima Yoshij, Shamloo, Akhavan Sales, Forough, etc. Nature has a special place with all its colorful effects, but this does not mean that we consider these poems as natural poetry, contrary to what has been said so far. Natural poetry or green poetry is one of the genres of the Literary School of the Word Originality and one of the innovations of Arash Azarpeyk, the founder and theorist of the philosophical-literary school of Orianism. Land-subjectivity is the basis of the ontological narrative of green thinkers and green poets, and green poetry is the first natural biological system in the history of world literature. The result of this philosophy is nothing but the liberation of human thought from all unnatural traditions and biological styles of man, so that man returns to his natural cycle as one of the children of the earth and coexistes with all the creatures of this green planet, In which all and sundry come from the realm of objectivity and in the Fara-subjectivist view of the originality of the earth, without any human elaboration or explanation, become Fara-subjects for the understanding of natural life. This article has been done by research-analytical method by using library resources and has analyzed these two types of poetry and representations of each of them in contemporary poems and texts and the obtained result shows a poem called natural poetry outside of philosophy and green literature and it cannot be called a title other than naturalistic poetry, and natural poetry is the same as green poetry.
Keywords
Natural poetry
green poetry
naturalistic poetry
circus
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“Scientific and Specialized Journal of Modern Literary Research”
Volume 1, Issue 1 - Serial Number 1
Spring 2022
Pages 113-132