The narrative comparison of Khanlari,s Eagle poem with its recomposed examples in Kurdish literature

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Department of Kurdish Language and Literature, Faculty of Literature and Foreign Languages, University of Kurdistan, Sanandaj, Iran

Abstract

Two Kurdish poets, Hajar and Suwara, have recomposed the Khanlari,s poem of Eagle to Kurdish language. In spite of the fact that the plot and theme of the story haven’t been changed in this recomposed process, there are differences between the narration of Khanlari and two Kurdish poets, because in narration of this story, the Kurdish poets have changes some elements which have made their narration different to addressee. The most important changes occurred in their narrations are: “elimination of some free motifs”, “summarization of depending motifs”, “to add the atmosphere to the beginning of story”, “difference in characterization”, “to state directly the result of story” and etc.

In this paper, we compare the narrations of two Kurdish poets with the ones of Khanlari, in order to be shown the similarities and differences of them. The results relate that the Kurdish poets changed the narration in order to make innovation in narrative.

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Research in Contemporary World Literature
Volume 27, Issue 2
February 2023
Pages 824-851

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