- Nimā
Yushij (Persian: نیما یوشیج; 12
November 1895 – 6
January 1960), also
called Nimā (نیما), born Ali (علی), was an
Iranian poet. He is
famous for his...
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Essays on Nima
Yushij:
Animating Modernism in
Persian Poetry is a 2004 book
edited by
Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak and
Kamran Talattof, in
which the
authors examine...
- Pahlavān, 1978) Nima
Yushij's Innovations and
Aesthetics (Bed'athā va Badāye'i Nimā
Yushij, بدعت ها و بدايع نيما يوشيج, 1979) Nima
Yushij's Bequest (Atā va...
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reluctant follower of Nima
Yushij,
Mehdi Akhavan-Sales
published his
Organ (1951) to
support contentions against Nima
Yushij's groundbreaking endeavors...
- Nima
Yushij House in Yush Nour...
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supporting promising Iranian intellectuals. Al-e-Ahmad
rigorously supported Nima
Yushij (father of
modern Persian poetry) and had an
important role in acceptance...
- stories, and many
scholarly articles. His
translations included works by Nima
Yushij,
Mehdi Akhavan-Sales,
Jalal Al-e Ahmad, and
Ahmad Shamlu who
dedicated one...
- Khayyam, Hafiz, Attar, Sa'di, Nizami, Sanai, Rudaki, Rumi, Jami, Nima
Yushij and Shahriar. The
architecture of Iran is one with an
exceedingly ancient...
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Ghaffarzadagan (2008) The
Neighbor Says: Nima
Yushij and the
Philosophy of
Modern Persian Poetry by Nima
Yushij (2009)
Memoirs of the
Actor in a Supporting...
- Tehran,
April 1952 Karimi-Hakkak,
Ahmad & Talattof, Kamran.
Essays on Nima
Yushij:
Animating Modernism in
Persian Poetry.
Koninklijke Brill NV. Leiden, The...
