volume Number 11، number In Volume 3، Fall 2018 ، issue Number 41

Methodology of Seyed Ali Jebel Ameli's Poems

Mohammad Hakim Azar(Author in Charge), Bahman Allami, Asghar Rezapurian

Abstract

Getting Knowledge about hidden aspects of literary works is possible by studying how they are created. Seyed AliReza, son of Seyed Mosaed Jebel Ameli,whose pen-name is Mehri ans Seyed and known as Mehri Arab(bron 1050- died?) is a powerful but unknown poet of 11th century. By investigation and analysis in methodology of Mehri"s poems, it is possible to discover a portion of Iranian historical and cultural events besides revealing the poet"s artistic and linguistic abilities in addition to his mental messages. Mehri"s poems are including qualified contents meanings and literaey beauties. On the other hand, they are influenced by Iranian social and political conditions; so they are deserved of analyzing from different artistic and historical point of view. According to Mehri"s innovations in the use of words, expressions, imagination and his great deal of word knowledge, we are decided to study and analyze the poet"s methodical characteristics and his innovations in three linguistic, literaey and mental levels.

Keyword
Seyed Ali Jebel Ameli , Mehri , Poetical works , Methodology

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