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Analysis of the text "Echo of Khani" according to formalist theory
Jivan Noaman Haji
The text of Khani’s echo is a poetic text that represents a conversation with an absent text and builds its foundation on it. This idea was presented by Ahmad Khani in his famous epic "Mem and Zin." This text consists of (59) verses. These verses are organized in a syllabic meter with ten segments and a rhyming couplet. This text attempts to transcend Khani's philosophy and explains the subject with new wisdom and philosophy, mentioning examples and evidence. For this reason, it caught our attention and we chose it as the title for our research entitled (Analysis of the Text of Khani’s echo According to Formalist Theory) to analyze the text and observe the extent of its intertextuality with the ancient text. Due to the necessity of the subject, Bakhtin's dialogic theory was also used in the analysis. The research consists of two chapters. The first chapter addresses the external structure of the text and how to analyze it. The second chapter discusses the internal structure and the reflection of intertextuality within it.
Volume 7 · Issue 1 · January 2020The central issue in the reason and personality of Ahmadi Khani on the base of Abraham Maslow’s Theory
Jihad Shukri Rashid
Abraham Harlod Maslow (1908-1970) was one of the pioneers of human beings in the field of psychology, who had a lot of theories on this topic. His opinion was; human being has the ability of making his needs tangible in the real life and progress them step by step. Khani in the border of Kurdish literature wrote about Maslow’s theory and it could be evaluated. The writer of this research tries to evaluate Maslow’s theory in Khanis writing and at the same time presents Khani’s personality and characteristic to the reader by using the analytical-comparative method, because Khani had a big role in this area since he used his needs on the behalf of his nation now and in the future.