Ph.D. Dissertation:

Review and analysis of themes and allegorical narrative structure (display) in Persian literature in the ۶th and ۷th century based on the Panchatantra٫ Samak-blown٫ four papers٫ border guards and a Sa'di's Golestan

Stories and folk tales are the social narrative of every society which acquaint the people of different ages with the way of thinking, thinking, fiction, stories and aspiration of people. In the twentieth century, structuralism was very much considered trying to explore the pattern and the system that relationships and links make it possible to evaluate concepts. So, structuralism provides suitable patterns for readout and critique by moving from language to literature and deep analysis of literary works. Bremond, Greimas and Todorof were among those people who more interested in the structure and narratives inside the text. In fact, they were going through Prop with the attitude to the smallest unit of narrative. Because of allegories and ironies have a tight bond with society and reality, they are considered as an important part of the literature which dating back the history of human life. Findings of this thesis are based on readout selected allegories of five great works of the 6th and 7th centuries AH i.e. Kelileh and Demneh, Chahar Maghaleh, Samak Ayar, Marzbannameh and Golestan. The theme of work is studied and analyzed due to that semantics of the analogies and analyze the structure of the analogy placed on inside the texture of the anecdote. This is be accomplished by Bremond's, Greimas's and Todorof's theories. These works include allegories which over the centuries, still used in street talk. For this purpose, ten allegories of Golestan are analyzed due to importance an novelty.

Keywords: Allegory, Structural analysis, Critique, The 6th and 7th centuries AH, Anecdote