Comparative and Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature

Comparative and Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature

Current Issue: Volume 1, Issue 2, December 2025, Pages 1-236 

Medical knowledge in the Divan of Hazin Lahiji

Pages 107-138

10.22054/cisl.2025.84941.1028

Ali Jahahnshahi Afshar, Najmeh Hosseini Sarwari, Nasrin Fallah

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  • Globalization
  • intellectual performance of thinkers
  • humanities and social sciences
  • Reza Seyyed Hosseini
  • translation and annotations
  • Interdisciplinary studies
  • Choice theory
  • Comparative Literature
  • adaptation
  • Jung
  • Persian poetry
  • Maslow
  • Computer Game
  • Romanticism
  • Archetype
  • Dialogue
  • Growth
  • Interaction
  • Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)
  • Image Analysis
  • Cultural context
  • Kalileh and Demneh
  • Cultural Identity
  • comparative analysis
  • fear
  • psychology
  • Golshiri
  • social knowledge
  • Genette
  • Zoya Pirzad
  • Kalila and Dimna
  • power relations
  • Fairclough
  • Face
  • Interdisciplinary
  • Migration literature
  • tone
  • Comparative studies
  • Intersemiotic Translation
  • Medicine
  • Sorrow
  • temptation
  • Nasim Marashi
  • Classical Indian Literature
  • Panjatantreh
  • Visnu Sarma
  • lack
  • Faramarzname
  • Hamidi
  • Hariri
  • party etiquette
  • Iranian and non-Iranian stepmother legends
  • child thinking
  • Jacques Lacan
  • Mohammad Sohrabi
  • The Uncanny
  • The Previous Stroke
  • Gothic
  • grotesque
  • night bat
  • Siamak Golshiri
  • classic epic literature
  • Dramatic Conversation
  • The Lost Lamb of Raei
  • Deledda
  • maqamat
  • host
  • guest
  • William Glaser
  • Niaz pyramid
  • like all ages
  • comedy
  • Babajan Qazvini
  • Individual Development
  • Ordinary Ethics
  • Wayne Dyer
  • Times New Roman 12
  • separated by commas and should be between 4 to 7 words
  • Philosophical Criticism
  • Social Poetry of Shamloo
  • Habermas Theory of Communication Rationality
  • Les Misérables
  • Dreadful Tehran
  • Autumn Is the Last Season of the Year
  • Leila’s narrative
  • Amiri Firouzkohi
  • depressed mood
  • Postnationalism
  • Intercultural Relations
  • Multiple Identities
  • Conceptual Analysis
  • Latin translation of Kalila and Dimna
  • Hazin Lahiji
  • Grice’s Conversational Maxims
  • Masnavi-ye Ma‘navi
  • Dezh-e Hoshroba
  • Discourse
  • Nafthah al-Masdoor
  • methodology
  • Narration
  • Depression
  • Identity
  • Social Structure