Northrop Fry, the literary critic, adopts an archetypal approach in his study of literature. In his Anatomy of Criticism, Fry examines the archetypes, structures, and characters of tragedy in order to build up his theory of Tragedy Mythos. This theory seems to be applicable to two tragedies of Shāhnāme, named Sohrāb, and Forood. The element which can be seen in all tragedies, according to Fry, is the inherent conflict between two sources of power which has its origin in the nature of tragedy. Sohrāb and Forood are two important tragic heroes who have been neglected to be academically studied because of the existence of some well-known characters such as Rostam, Key Khosro, and Toos
Irani, M., & Biglari, S. (2014). An Analysis of Two Tragedies Sohrāb and Forood based on the Tragedy Mythos of Fry. Journal of Adab Pazhuhi, 7(26), 119-145.
MLA
Mohammad Irani; Somayyeh Biglari. "An Analysis of Two Tragedies Sohrāb and Forood based on the Tragedy Mythos of Fry". Journal of Adab Pazhuhi, 7, 26, 2014, 119-145.
HARVARD
Irani, M., Biglari, S. (2014). 'An Analysis of Two Tragedies Sohrāb and Forood based on the Tragedy Mythos of Fry', Journal of Adab Pazhuhi, 7(26), pp. 119-145.
VANCOUVER
Irani, M., Biglari, S. An Analysis of Two Tragedies Sohrāb and Forood based on the Tragedy Mythos of Fry. Journal of Adab Pazhuhi, 2014; 7(26): 119-145.
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