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Tabatabay S I, Tabatabaei S H, Rezaei M. Customs of Mourning and Rejoicing in the "Sarkavir" Damghan Region. CFL 2015; 3 (5) :1-29
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One of the most beautiful aspects of Iranian oral literature is traditional melodies and songs that speakers of different regions and ethnic groups intone at work or at ceremonies or special occasions. These songs, from the very old eras till now, have been applied by human in aggregations and ceremonies. Some of these songs have arised from Iranian ancient culture, and have retained heir old roots. Sarkavir region, located in the southern border of Semnan province and adjacent to the northern edge of the central desert, has some neglected songs. Dialect of this region, with more similarities to the ancient Khorāsān dialects, has remained largely intact for various reasons, including the inaccessibility to the city. These poems, related with mourning and rejoicing customs, and songs by women in ceremonies. have maintained their strength and power in funerals and wedding ceremonies until now. In this article, we have tried to introduce "Soru" and "Ongâre" as two special wedding and funeral songs, analyze their literary and anthropological aspects, and through it, explain some features of their speakers.
Received: 2015/09/9 | Accepted: 2015/08/23 | Published: 2015/09/9
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