Author
Mustafa Hamdani
Author Original
مصطفی همدانی
Publication Date
1395-03
Subject
The relationship between man and the devil, narrative analysis, coma series, Satan
Type
Periodical
Language
Persian
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
University of Toronto
Library Asset ID
ISSN: 2322-2506, EISSN: 2588-4700
Record ID
cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_6b99f8b79e43407eb478ec8f79974d0d
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Date
1395-03
Notes
In the 1380s, Iran TV hosted Mubarak's birthday; The transcendence of the seventh art in traveling to the unseen world in the form of the new genre of "transcendental cinema". Alas, this gospel did not reach its height and began to wither, rather to decline. One of the challenges of this noble genre is the complete adaptation of the story to Islamic teachings. Based on this, the present research is devoted to the investigation of the representation of the "devil's relationship with man" as one of the important axes in the relationship between man and the supernatural world in the case study of the "Aghma" series, and seeks to answer the basic question that to what extent the narrative logic of this series is consistent with the Islamic foundations of this relationship? This research is of descriptive-analytical type, which was done with documentary method and narrative analysis based on prop and Garmas-Lariy models and based on case study. The present article first collects the theoretical foundations of "the relationship between the devil and man" with the document method of Islamic culture, and in the second step, examines the story of this relationship in the series with the method of narrative analysis, and finally, based on these two descriptive-analytical approaches, it analyzes the findings of the narrative analysis in a comparative-critical way and in comparison with the aforementioned Islamic foundations, and has been able to find a kind of general pattern in the components of the process and logic. To achieve the validity of the relationship between man and Satan.
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