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Gorji M. Genre and Human Anxieties by Emphasis on Paul Tillich's Thoughts. LCQ 2009; 2 (6) :185-198
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Literature Payame Nour University
Abstract: (10646 Views)
An important fact in the field of genre changes is that domination of one discourse and cultural current in a specific epoch has an undeniable effect on the appearance of a new genre. If some of literary criticizers have proposed the theory of literary genres basen on Darwin's theory and the natures of beings, we can interpret the theory of changes of literary genres based on Paul Tillich's views considering human's anxieties in the three domains of existence anxiety (death), moral and ethical anxiety (sin) and spiritual anxiety (absurdity and meaninglessness).In this paper, I will describe Paul Tillich's view in this domain and considering the domination of a thought discourse and the appearance of a specific mental type (anxiety) in a specific epoch,will try to analyze the appearance of a literary genre homogenous with that.
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literary genre
Received: 2009/08/26 | Accepted: 2009/11/24 | Published: 2010/03/9
Received: 2009/08/26 | Accepted: 2009/11/24 | Published: 2010/03/9
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