A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (Language, Motif, Style, and Myth) Part I

 Hello My Friends

.First of all, I confirm Mr. Mozaffari᾿s announcement about Seminar Class

.Surely we are going to discuss about the most important question: What The Hell Is Seminar

Then we have 2 lectures for contemporary poetry this session, 1- symbolism which is going to

be given by Mr Emmami   2  - second coming of Yeats by Mis  kouzegar

!It is possible that we may be face the third lecture by anonymous person about Imagism

At the end I hope you the best and wanted you to download the Persian translation of

.The catcher in the Rye, in the link below

.Good luck

ناتور دشت

Hi there.

First of all I should inform you all that, Seminar Class wasn't held on Wednesday. Though we are a week behind from our lectures and so on. This week probably we have to answer the immutable question of  enormous importance, that of "what is Seminar", therefore get ready for the third impact from a closer perspective.

For the Second of Breaking News, I should inform you all that Mrs Azizmohammadi said on Thursday, in a formal meeting that the Syllabus of the 17 & 18^th Century Literature is not complete and what I have programmed is just a half of it and the 17^th century portion. Therefore anyone should choose TOW Poems or Lectures. One from 17^th century literature and another from 18^th century literature.

Though, the syllabus is going to change a lot. For this week, I upload 6 different files. First one is the edited syllabus. Second one is the notes for “On my first Daughter”. Third one is the articles and other researches about “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man”. Fourth one is a commentary about Nietzsche, and also a series of books you should read on Nietzsche and a series of his own books. A pamphlet of "The Agony" too. And last of all I uploaded all the Novels.

Have Fun!!!

Edited Syllabus of The 17^th Century Literature

On My First Daughter

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (Part I)

A Portrait of the Artist as Young Man (Part II)

Nietzsche and Philosophy of “The Will of Power”

The Agony

Novel