سوپرمن و سرمایه داري متأخر (تولید و بازتولید ایدئولوژي در روایت هاي ابرقهرمانی)
چکیده امروز، چنان که می نماید، جهان دچار انسداد فرهنگی-سیاسی حادي شده است. در چنین شرایطی ،بازاندیشی نقش اجتماعی دو رسانۀ ادبیات و سینما براي پژوهشگران حوزة مطالعات میانرشته اي اهمیت بسیاري پیدا میکند. پژوهش حاضر ،با تمرکز بر شخصیت سوپرمن و یکی از آخرین اقتباس هاي سینمایی با محوریت این ابرقهرمان، یعنی سوپرمن: پسر […]
This Body
Are you going to take this pain to the grave; This constant disruption, alienation? One moment there is something, And one moment there is not— And you have no fixed answer, Like a bad performer. Now come the stage is ready. It grabs you by the neck like a bully, And all it wants is […]
?Why gift-giving on Christmas
If you’re a patriotic Iranian who is well-informed about the distant history of his country to be proud of his national identity, then you might already know the story of the three wise Persians who had gone to extremes to pay a visit to the newborn Jesus Christ?! The story of those wise Persians had […]
The Legacy of John Dryden: England’s First Poet Laureate
John Dryden, a towering figure in English literature, is often celebrated for his profound influence on poetry and drama during the Restoration period. Appointed as England’s first official Poet Laureate in 1668, Dryden’s work not only reflects the literary trends of his time but also marks a significant evolution in the role of the poet […]
Exploring the Worlds of Fantasy: A Comparative Look at “The Lord of the Rings” and “Harry Potter”
Fantasy literature has a unique ability to transport readers to realms beyond their imagination, and two of the most iconic series that have achieved this are J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings” and J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter.” While both series have captivated audiences across generations, they offer vastly different experiences in terms of setting, […]
Australian Literature The Book Thief: A Tapestry of Words and Humanity
Markus Zusak’s *The Book Thief* has captivated readers since its publication in 2005, emerging as a poignant exploration of life, death, and the power of words during one of history’s darkest periods: World War II. Set in Nazi Germany, the novel tells the story of Liesel Meminger, a young girl who finds solace in stealing […]
Exploring the Fictional Realms of Gondal and Angria: A Study of Literary Imagination
The realms of Gondal and Angria, though not as widely recognized as other fictional worlds, offer a rich tapestry of literary exploration that reflects the creative ambitions of their creators. These two imaginary landscapes were crafted by the Brontë sisters—Charlotte, Emily, and Anne—during their youth. In this weblog, we will delve into the origins, characteristics, […]
The Origins of the Mystery Crime Genre in Fiction and Literature
The mystery crime genre has captivated readers for centuries, inviting them to engage in a thrilling game of deduction and intrigue. But who can be credited with its creation? Understanding the origins of this genre involves exploring a rich history of storytelling, cultural influences, and key figures who shaped its development. Before the mystery crime […]
