A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)

The “Imaginal world” is the link between the material and immaterial universes. In other words, this world is an interworld whose events and elements are situated between the material and the intellectual worlds. Henry Corbin, by combining the phenomenology of Husserl (and other philosophers of this...

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Main Authors: mostafa mirdar rezaei, siavash haghjoo
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Published: University of Birjand 2022-02-01
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description The “Imaginal world” is the link between the material and immaterial universes. In other words, this world is an interworld whose events and elements are situated between the material and the intellectual worlds. Henry Corbin, by combining the phenomenology of Husserl (and other philosophers of this school) with the views of the great Eastern thinkers, especially with those of Shaikh al-Ishraq’s, discovers this world. He, then, examines different texts from the point of view of this interworld. Among the texts that can be studied by the criteria of the imaginal are the stories of Samad Behrangi, an author who is generally known to be influenced by Marxist thought and is considered as one of the most prominent figures in children's literature. This paper employs a descriptive-analytical method to examine the elements of the imaginal in two of Behrangi’s stories, “Talḵhun,” and "the Sigh". According to the findings of this study, some of the elements of the imaginal in these stories include, the subjective nature of time, disobeying physical geography, defying the properties of the matter, following the imagination in gaining understanding and awareness, embodiment and embodiment of meanings, and conscious action emanating from the non-conscious. Based on the present research, many of Behrangi's stories will fall outside the Marxist thought.
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spelling doaj-art-9bf957b0df4046388efc46604d3497ed2025-08-20T03:48:03ZfasUniversity of Birjandمطالعات بین‌رشته‌ای ادبیات، هنر و علوم انسانی2783-27592022-02-011212210.22077/islah.2021.4596.10501888A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)mostafa mirdar rezaei0siavash haghjoo1PhD and lecturer in Persian language and literature, University of Mazandaran, Babolsar, IranAssociate Professor, Department of Persian Language and Literature,, Mazandaran University, Babolsar, IranThe “Imaginal world” is the link between the material and immaterial universes. In other words, this world is an interworld whose events and elements are situated between the material and the intellectual worlds. Henry Corbin, by combining the phenomenology of Husserl (and other philosophers of this school) with the views of the great Eastern thinkers, especially with those of Shaikh al-Ishraq’s, discovers this world. He, then, examines different texts from the point of view of this interworld. Among the texts that can be studied by the criteria of the imaginal are the stories of Samad Behrangi, an author who is generally known to be influenced by Marxist thought and is considered as one of the most prominent figures in children's literature. This paper employs a descriptive-analytical method to examine the elements of the imaginal in two of Behrangi’s stories, “Talḵhun,” and "the Sigh". According to the findings of this study, some of the elements of the imaginal in these stories include, the subjective nature of time, disobeying physical geography, defying the properties of the matter, following the imagination in gaining understanding and awareness, embodiment and embodiment of meanings, and conscious action emanating from the non-conscious. Based on the present research, many of Behrangi's stories will fall outside the Marxist thought.https://islah.birjand.ac.ir/article_1888_950e232a4cef19914a954d731d27eecc.pdfhenry corbinthe imaginalsamad behrangi
spellingShingle mostafa mirdar rezaei
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A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)
مطالعات بین‌رشته‌ای ادبیات، هنر و علوم انسانی
henry corbin
the imaginal
samad behrangi
title A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)
title_full A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)
title_fullStr A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)
title_full_unstemmed A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)
title_short A Study of “the Imaginal World” in Samad Behrangi's Stories from the Perspective of Henry Corbin’s Phenomenology (Case Study: “Talḵhun” and “the Sigh”)
title_sort study of the imaginal world in samad behrangi s stories from the perspective of henry corbin s phenomenology case study talkhun and the sigh
topic henry corbin
the imaginal
samad behrangi
url https://islah.birjand.ac.ir/article_1888_950e232a4cef19914a954d731d27eecc.pdf
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