volume Number 11، number In Volume 3، Fall 2018 ، issue Number 41

The Association of Intellectual Ups and Downs of Mystics about Life and Death with Aesthetic Basics of Creative Prose of Sophia

Nasrin Musavand(Author in Charge), Hakimeh Dabiran

Abstract

The issue of life and death has long been one of the main concerns of human mind so far, and has provided a suitable platform for researchers of various religions as well as mystics. Creative prose texts of Sophies which are categorized as chimerical and lyrical prose, have an active, chimerical and artistic touch on this issue. Due to depth of mystic experiences and overcoming mustical mode, we usually face with artistic factors such as imagary techniques, affection, multi-layered meaning, music of the words, auto writing, shuffle, mystery, hermeneutic atmosphere and rhetorical aspects of the words in these texts, which indicating the use of language and meta-language features by the writer in order to providing a useful potential for expressing the supreme mystical concepts.From Sophy’s point of view there is no difference between life and death after understanding the presence of God, and death in just a bridge that gets friends together.

Keyword
life , death , Sophia , creative , aesthetics , Abu Saeed Abolkheyr , Sheykh Ahmad Ghazali , Eynolghozaat Hamedani

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