The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary

The imagology is an attempt to better understand the judgment of others about ourselves and also to remove the layers of the text, and to understand facts or distortions, alterations, and the special perceptions that make it possible for the reader to understand the work of literature as the effect...

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Main Authors: T. Zeynivand, P. Amiri
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: Iranian Institute for Social and Cultural Studies 2017-12-01
Series:Taḥqīqāt-i Farhangī-i Īrān
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Online Access:http://www.jicr.ir/article_348_243fc20a77b9bd5ac983db1542c472ac.pdf
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description The imagology is an attempt to better understand the judgment of others about ourselves and also to remove the layers of the text, and to understand facts or distortions, alterations, and the special perceptions that make it possible for the reader to understand the work of literature as the effect of the author's thoughts and perceptions. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the history of the images depicted by Edward Polak, a German travel writer, about the lifestyle, livelihood, customs, traditions, habits and social norms of Iranians of the Qajar era. The article is based on "text readability in the light of Imagology" in a descriptive way. The present study firstly presents its readings on Polak's narrative at two general levels, with a positive and negative look, then the examples of positive-looking text images in the form of the alignment and admiration of "me" from the geography of the "West" to the culture of " the other "(Iran) in the" East ". And secondly, considering the negative view based on the common pattern of Orientalism in the dimensions of the epistemological contradictions between the two identities of "me" and "the other" with regard to the position of the "West" and "East" in the dimensions of stereotyping and extension, magnifying the contrasts, and humiliating and insulting, has read the images.
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spelling doaj.art-66d9bd709bd94d2c8e6481024ba2401d2023-02-01T12:47:21ZfasIranian Institute for Social and Cultural StudiesTaḥqīqāt-i Farhangī-i Īrān2008-18472476-50582017-12-01104233910.22631/jicr.2018.1272.2032348The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's ItineraryT. Zeynivand0P. Amiri1Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Razi University, Kermanshah, Iran. t_zinivand56@yahoo.comM.A. Student of Persian Language and Literature, Razi University, Kermanshah, IranThe imagology is an attempt to better understand the judgment of others about ourselves and also to remove the layers of the text, and to understand facts or distortions, alterations, and the special perceptions that make it possible for the reader to understand the work of literature as the effect of the author's thoughts and perceptions. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the history of the images depicted by Edward Polak, a German travel writer, about the lifestyle, livelihood, customs, traditions, habits and social norms of Iranians of the Qajar era. The article is based on "text readability in the light of Imagology" in a descriptive way. The present study firstly presents its readings on Polak's narrative at two general levels, with a positive and negative look, then the examples of positive-looking text images in the form of the alignment and admiration of "me" from the geography of the "West" to the culture of " the other "(Iran) in the" East ". And secondly, considering the negative view based on the common pattern of Orientalism in the dimensions of the epistemological contradictions between the two identities of "me" and "the other" with regard to the position of the "West" and "East" in the dimensions of stereotyping and extension, magnifying the contrasts, and humiliating and insulting, has read the images.http://www.jicr.ir/article_348_243fc20a77b9bd5ac983db1542c472ac.pdfcomparative literatureimagologycustomsthe life conditionpolak's itinerary
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The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary
Taḥqīqāt-i Farhangī-i Īrān
comparative literature
imagology
customs
the life condition
polak's itinerary
title The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary
title_full The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary
title_fullStr The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary
title_full_unstemmed The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary
title_short The Iranian, Cultural Imagology in the Mirror of Polak's Itinerary
title_sort iranian cultural imagology in the mirror of polak s itinerary
topic comparative literature
imagology
customs
the life condition
polak's itinerary
url http://www.jicr.ir/article_348_243fc20a77b9bd5ac983db1542c472ac.pdf
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