Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 13، number In Volume 10، January 2021 ، issue Number 56

“The Analysis of Stylistics Study of Rostam and Sohrab Story on the Basis of Aspects of Quintet of Stylistics”

Ebrahimi Mokhtar (Author in Charge), Joukar Manouchehr , Jalilian Shahram , Almasi Vali

Abstract

Artistic interweaving of stylistic aspects of those texts which have sublime styles is considered fundamental feature. In Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh, as an epic masterpiece in the world, all stylistic aspects lead to revealing an epic style. What exists under the texture epic style appears to be the mythological-epic idea in terms of an Iranian one. this mythological-epic thought shows the space time from primitive era to periods civilization. This essay tries to represent the conceptual infrastructures of the story of Rostam and Sohrab in different aspects of stylistics such as mythological, epic, linguistic, visual and interpreter aspects. Therefore, stylistic aspects of the story of Rostam and Sohrab are representative of the becoming epic mythology of creation which reach as a conflict in the form of Rostam, Sohrab and Tahmineh which reminds becoming sacred kindness and fertility.

Keyword
Epic Style , Mythological Aspects , Interpreter Aspects , Linguistic Aspects , Visual Aspects

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