“Scientific and Specialized Journal of Modern Literary Research”

“Scientific and Specialized Journal of Modern Literary Research”

Criticism of "being a child of your time" in the three peaks of contemporary poetry (Sohrab Sepehari, Ahmad Shamlou and Akhwan Al-Talihi)

Document Type : Original Article

Author
omid ansari keya
Ph.D. Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Literature and Humanities, Payam Noor University, Yasouj Center, Iran.
Abstract
Due to the different nature of poetry and poetry of the contemporary century and the knowledge and ability of the people of the time, words are of the nature of passing time, etc., especially for poets, considering the fear and despair that cast a shadow on the society due to suffocation, etc. It was difficult, but how to say is far from indifference and not saying. With the scholarly or biased criticisms that have been made about Sohrab Sepehari and Shamlou, and assuming that one has a fiery mouth and the other fades in the greenness and freshness of nature, in this research, we will argue that the problem Let's examine humanism and being a child of our time according to the sub-components of the poet of the time, and since the two sides of this research were extremes and the other extremes, I was looking for an intermediate bridge to make this heterogeneity a little more homogeneous, and I preferred the third side of this research. Akhwan's research is the third.
Keywords
Sohrab
Shamlou
Third Brotherhood
being a child of one'
s time and humanism
Subjects
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