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10/6/2009full name / name of organization: Hamid Farahmandian contact email: FarahmandianH@gmail.om Literature in the Slope of Fall All the recent literary activities in the realm of both prose and poetry demonstrate a gigantic quantitative and qualitative dissimilarity between 21st and ante-21st centuries. The question is this why shouldn’t be people like Shakespeare, Sidney, Austen, Coleridge, etc. in our era? I think it will make sense in order to unearth responses of this question and discuss about it, of course, if we believe that literature means life, means future and past. Delicacy of past is being replaced with the harshness of present time which can be a big disaster, since belles-letters has the first one and is adversary with the second one. Mainly in this age we are looking for theories about works written in the past, so we can utter obviously that theorization is heavier than creation of valuable works. Thanks to this matter, we are incapable to compete with the earlier period literature. cfp categories: general_announcements theory twentieth_century_and_beyond
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