New Literary Studies

New Literary Studies

New Literary Studies

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Number of Issue 69
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Deraxti ke Talx Amad u ra Serešt… (about three famous distiches attributed to Ferdowsi and Process of imitation from them in Persian poem)
Recognizing Two Narrative Patterns in Zoroastrian Sources through a Verse in Shahnameh
Breaking in Iranian and Indian myths
Searching for the Hidden Author: Do Ta'dīb al-Rijāl and Maʿāyib al-Rijāl Share the Same Writer?
Analyzing the Impacts of Symbolic Violence in the Novel The Decline of Colonel from the Perspective of Pierre Bourdieu’s Sociological Theory
The Pathology of Manouchehr Atashi's Non-Historicity of Poetry
Exploring Animality Concept in Simin Daneshvar’s Suvashoun
Current Issue: Volume 59, Issue 1 - Serial Number 232, Spring 2026, Pages 176-1 

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