چكيده لاتين
“Imagery” and the way of treating images, along with “narration,” are the most fundamental points of commonality between poetry and cinema. These two characteristics in poetry, when viewed through the lens of cinema, can be adapted to the concepts of mise-en-scène, cinematography, and editing in terms of rhetoric and the way of constructing and presenting images, and to cinematic narrative in terms of storytelling.
Based on these aspects of commonality, in this study, we analyze and examine Reza Baraheni’s Nimai and postmodern poems from an interdisciplinary perspective from the perspective of dramatic and cinematic capacities. To put it more clearly, the aim of this research is to analyze these poems from the perspective of the appearance of cinematic narrative components (narrative style, narrative approaches, and characterization) as well as the elements that make up the cinematic image, including mise-en-scène (scenography, lighting, costumes and makeup, character behavior, sound), cinematography (shot size, filming angle, and camera movement), and editing (continuous and montage).
In this regard, after classifying and explaining the key cinematic components, we examined the appearance of these components in Reza Baraheniʹs poems using an analytical-descriptive method and conducted a quantitative and qualitative study of them with a comparative perspective.
In general, the findings of the research indicate that Reza Baraheni, by adhering to principles such as objectivity and paying attention to the element of description, achieves cinematic applications of mise-en-scène, filming, and editing in his poetry, and also by utilizing narrative techniques in his Nimai poems, provides a suitable platform for adapting cinematic narrative patterns. It should be noted that this trend is transformed in Baraheniʹs postmodern poetry through formal and aesthetic differences and takes on a different image.