Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
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Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose شماره 40

volume Number : 11
number In Volume : 2
issue Number : 40


volume Number 11، number In Volume 2، ، issue Number 40

Examine the Stylistics and Structural and Content of Conundrum and Riddles In Osman Mokhtari`s Poems

Ali Asqar Baba Safari(Author in Charge), Parvin Zia KHodadadian

Abstract

Conundrums and Riddles are type’s of lyrical literature that have been considered through ages both by poets and their audiences.The poet introduces original ideas through conundrums and riddles and challenges the mind of the reader by using imagery ‘metaphors and similies.Osman Mokhtari 5th and 6th century elegist ‘attention to this literary style and various kinds of conundrums and riddles can be found in his work . As this kind of conundrums and riddles have not been studied before ‘ this article will examine the content and structure of conundrums and riddles in Osman Mokhtari’s poems.

The results demonstrate that Osman Mokhtari has created the significant examples of riddles and conundrums within a variety of literary rhythms and frameworks and done it artistically . In writing poems ‘ the poet benefits frome the various kinds of literary sciences and rhythms ‘ moreover through exploring his poetry ‘ no instance of riddles has been found.

This indicates that through 5 and 6 centuries ‘ riddles and riddles writhng were not much prevalent ‘ hence it was not the poets’ concem in the subsequent centuries.

Keyword
Poem , Osman Mokhtari , Conundrum , riddle , Structure , Content’Style

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