بررسي مقايسه اي مفهوم عشق در نگاه حافظ، گوته و پوشكين

A comparative study of love in the works of Hafiz, Goethe and Pushkin

Love is the most common theme in the works of Hafiz, Goethe and Pushkin. Hafiz calls himself "slave of love", and considers love the most enduring voice under the sky in all ages. Inspired by Hafiz, Goethe, too, talks of an earthly, divine love in his Western Eastern Divan, and in Faust, he treats love as the saver of Margaretʹs lost soul. In the Captainʹs Daughter, the love between Peter and Maria has a happy ending. In Eugene Onegin, he uncovers the tragic love of Anne Gene and Tatiana. Love is a recurring theme in his other works including the Village Girl, the Station Guard, Doubrofski and Rouslavolv. The purpose of this article is to compare the three poetsʹ views of love in its various manifestations. It also describes how love has affected the lives of the poets and comments on their stories.