Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 13، number In Volume 7، October 2020 ، issue Number 53

A Study of Contemporary Folk-Based Writing Style in Western Country Postcard (Based on Mourning-Lorestan Writings)

Fariba Vali Pur-Alam , Masoud Sepehvandi (Author in Charge), Ali Heydari

Abstract

Farsi is one of the world"s most prolific languages in the field of order and prose. Persian poetry and prose are embedded in all layers of Iranian people’s lives and are deeply embedded in the culture of the people in every region with every local dialect and dialect. In different geographical areas, according to their traditions and habits, when a family member is lost, the survivors resort to literature to express their emotions and feelings in the deceased person"s language, using poetic, poetic and poetic expressions in the current language.

In the publication of the funeral pamphlets, the poetry and literary expressions are very prominent. In fact, this mourning and the inscriptions somehow express the inner feelings of the survivors. Announcements of funerals in various parts of Iran are sometimes beautiful expressions of Persian poems and poems that are in fact a part of emotional letters.

What is being studied in this study is the intellectual aspect of the stylistics and major themes of these poems and literary expressions, mourning the western writings of the country, relying on recent declarations of remarriage in Lorestan province. The study of this aspect of contemporary literature and the style of writing and most of the concepts considered in these declarations form the basis of this research.

Keyword
Contemporary literature , Written mourning , Annunciation , Lorestan

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