Female and Male Thought and Poetry (A Comparison between Women Poets' Works and Men Poets' in terms of Thought and Content in Contemporary Poetry)

How has Persian literature embraced the presence of women? What activity and effect have women had in Persian literature? And finally, what role have women played in the formation, advancement and development of Persian poetry – the most important literary manifestation in Persian literature? With examining the poems of women (Parvin E'tesami, Forough Farrokhzad, and Tahereh Saffarzadeh), each of whom belonging to a period of social developments in Iran, their similarities and differences have been examined in regard to those of their men contemporaries (Mohammad Taghi Bahar, Sohrab Sepehri, and Ali Mousavi Garmaroudi) in this article, after which the thinking level of men poetry's poems is dealt with. In other words, whether certain feelings such as nationalism, religiousness, doctrinism etc. are optimistic or pessimistic between women's poetry and men's poetry. What is his/her approach toward issues like death, life, love, war and peace etc.? Is his/her work introverted and subjective or extroverted and objective? Has it dealt with the surface of phenomena or their depth? It is individualistic or love-oriented?

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thought and content , comparison of works , women and men