volume Number 12، number In Volume 1، Spring 2019 ، issue Number 43

The Metamorphosis of Mythical Characters in Mystical,Lyrical and Contemporary Types

Fetemeh Modaresi (Author in Charge), Rahim Kushesh , Saba Solukian

Abstract
Each literary work contains a set of lexical, visual and literary arrays which distinguishes it from other similar works. These literary tricks are capable of evaluating and interpreting in various analytical devices. Language as a systematic device is a means of expressing the creator of literary work. In this respect, the creator of the work takes a broad look at his past and present through utilizing all the possibilities of the language in order to transfer the feelings, emotions and attitudes that he or she has about his internal and external world to the reader through language signs. On the other hand, the reader will establish an emotional relation with the creator"s work and is influenced by it. One of these features is the view that the creator of the literary work has to the past. Poets and writers" utilization in three different periods of the history of Persian language and literature from the various implications of mythical heroes and different realizations of mythical characters in the lyrical, mystical, and contemporary types is the subject of this research. In this research, the writers, From a structuralist point of view look at the metamorphosis of mythological characters of different literary types in order to find out with what perspective poets and writers in different periods of Persian literature have had the ability to employ different symbols, implications and functions of mythical heroes at the service of the text in a way that they wanted based on their beliefs.

Keyword
Hero , Myth , Mystical Literature , Lyrical Litrature , Contemporary Litrature

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