New Literary Studies

New Literary Studies

New Literary Studies

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18
Number of Issue 70
Article Count 488
Author Count 675
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From Lexicon Creating to Dialect Lexicography; A Case Study of the Lexicon of the Names of Capra and Sheep in Lamerdi and Bakhtiari Dialects
Disciplining Genre and its Formal and Content Features
From the Inner-House into the Society: Qajar Women’s Travelogues in the Dominant Patriarchal Discourse
The Pathology of Manouchehr Atashi's Non-Historicity of Poetry
Exploring Animality Concept in Simin Daneshvar’s Suvashoun
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
Current Issue: Volume 59, Issue 2 - Serial Number 233, Summer 2026 

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