Representation of the Connection Between Literature and Art

Authors

  • Parisa Yazdani Department of Research Art, Kish International Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kish, Iran Author
  • Salar Zohoori Department of Research Art, Kish International Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kish, Iran Author

Keywords:

Literature; Art; Common Language

Abstract

The connection between art and literature has existed since ages, and the most important art of Iranians is the Persian literature. The first topic that every researcher focuses on in this field is the search among the links and similarities between literary and artistic texts from a visual point of view. Doubts between the writer views when structuring a prose or order and an artist who understands the structure of natural order and recreates it with his art. Such similarities generally evoke the historical connection between writers and artists. The knowledge that Rumi received in his relationship with Shams is no less than the knowledge that Van Gogh created from his relationship with his inner fake world. Sometimes Sohrab traveled between these two worlds. Farhad Kouh sculpts Biston and Nizami wrote it in prose. Rostam killed Sohrab and the coffee house painters depicted it. The researcher's mission is to discover these links, and reading texts, whether visual, musical or literary, through philosophers and theorists is the concern of every researcher. Of course, sometimes the authors' frank confessions and imitation make this (research and discovery) easier. In this research, we try to discover this ancient relationship and represent the link between literature and art. The research question is what kind of connection exists between literature and art, in response to the proposed hypothesis, it should be mentioned that there has been a connection between these two components for a long time, and literature is the reason for the approach of many artists. New strains of art have also become ecstatic. Of course, it should be noted that all social components and movements have become the way for the emergence of new arts and styles in art. To the extent that in some cases the names of artistic and literary styles have been the same in some cases.

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2023-08-10

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Representation of the Connection Between Literature and Art. (2023). International Journal of Applied Arts Studies (IJAPAS), 8(2), 109-122. https://ijapas.ir/index.php/ijapas/article/view/98