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Analogy and Intertextuality in Polish and Persian legends
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posted on 2022-01-12, 23:09 authored by Maryam JalaliMaryam Jalali, zahra zandiehzahra zandiehLegends and folktales are an indispensable part
of the literature and culture of any nation. They are reflection of the
culture, civilization and customs of every nation, which is part of the
literature and history of each country. They have also carried moral,
philosophical and national messages since ancient times and their main purpose
has been to educate the next generation and to transmit cultural and national
concepts. This article tries to analyze two cultures by focusing on their legends and folktales based on their literary and historical background.
History
Declaration of conflicts of interest
literary criticism, legends and folktalesCorresponding author email
jalali_1388@yahoo.comLead author country
- Iran
Lead author job role
- Practitioner/Professional
Lead author institution
Shahid Beheshti UniversityHuman Participants
- Yes
