Browsing by Author "Karimi, Pune"

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A Comparative Exploration of Gender Representations in Persian Sufi Literature and Modern Literary Works
(Ilahiyat Bilimleri Araştirma Vakfi, 2024) Karimi, Pune
The research examines how gender is depicted in Sufi and modern Persian literature, exploring the complex factors that influence the representation of gender roles and identities throughout different historical periods. The study meticulously reviews these literary genres to identify the many perspectives on gender, acknowledging that each genre provides a distinct viewpoint through which societal values are conveyed. The investigation delves into not just literary aesthetics but also the cultural and historical conditions that have shaped the development of gender norms. It examines how Sufi and modern Persian literature, which are deeply influenced by their specific time periods and cultural contexts, mirror and distort societal perspectives on gender. By analyzing the development of these representations over time, the study sheds light on the profound transformation of gender norms and identities throughout the course of Iranian history. This inquiry enhances our comprehension of the complex relationship between literature, culture, and gender dynamics, providing significant insights into how literary works reflect and influence society's perspectives. The results of this study not only enhance academic discussions on Persian literature but also offer a subtle perspective to analyze the wider cultural weave of Iran.
Exploring Humanistic Values in Persian Sufi Mysticism and Literature
(Dharmaram College, 2024) Karimi, Pune
This paper aims to explore the significance of humanistic themes in Persian Sufi mystic literature and its ability to promote a profound understanding of humanism, examining its capacity to inspire individuals across different geographical boundaries. The research primarily revolves around humanistic themes such as love and devotion, compassion and empathy, humility and service, tolerance and acceptance, joy and celebration, and gratitude and appreciation, which span a broad range of principles, beliefs, and transformative experiences. Additionally, the research examines the interplay between Persian Sufi philosophy and various humanistic philosophies, highlighting five fundamental elements: the pursuit of inner truth, the interconnectedness of existence, the transformative power of love, the importance of ethical values and social responsibility, and the acceptance of paradox and non-duality.