praise in hafez motenabbi’s poetry

Hafez: an Interactive Poetry Generation System

Hafez is an automatic poetry generation system that integrates a Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) with a Finite State Acceptor (FSA). It generates sonnets given arbitrary topics. Furthermore, Hafez enables users to revise and polish generated poems by adjusting various style configurations. Experiments demonstrate that such “polish” mechanisms consider the user’s intention and lead to a better po...

the time in hafez's poetry

one of the philosophic aspects of hafez's poetry is his approach in making use of the time and bringing about changes in it. poetry is one of the arts performed in the time and its performance is a kind in which present time is considered as an axle. since in poetry two horizons, that is, present and past, become confluent, this confluence produces a time that can be named the time of the ...

syntactic deviation in hafez poems

abstract the present study is concerned with the syntactic deviation in hafezs poetry. poems are known to be accompanied with various linguistic deviations. these deviations may be phonological, morphological and/or syntactic. the relatively high frequency of the cases of the syntactic deviation in hafezs poems makes this rhetorical feature as a main characteristic of his poetry. this thesis, ...

Cultural and gender-related differences of concepts of love between Iranian and Swiss adults based on Hafez’ poetry of love

Falling and being in love is a cross-cultural universal. The poet Khwaja Šams ud-Din Muhammad Hafez-e Širazi, or simply Hafez (14 th century D.C.), an important influence for both Persian and European culture, is noted for his love poetry. The first aim of the present study was to check to what extent items of a current questionnaire of love match themes of love found in Hafez‘ poetry. Then, we...

Skaldic Praise Poetry and Macrologia: some observations on Óláfr fiór›arson’s use of his sources

11,13,15 Hafez, part 2

11 Mycoplasmas have affected poultry production for many years and effective control of mycoplasma infection has been a fundamental stepping stone to improved performance and productivity. However, infections appear to be making a comeback. Numerous species of mycoplasmas have been isolated from avian sources. Two species are recognised as predominantly pathogenic to chickens and turkeys. Mycop...