بررسی اندیشه‌های اگزیستانسیالیستی در شعر معاصر

فیلسوفان مکتب اگزیستانسیالیسم ( اصالت وجود )، از جمله سارتر، آفرینندۀ آثار ادبی بسیار با مضامین فلسفی هستند. اساس و محور این مکتب، اندیشیدن در باب انسان و هستی، آزادی و اختیار، مسوولیّت و تعهّد اجتماعی  است که با دلهره و اضطراب همراه است .شاعران شعر نو فارسی، گاه بر حسب روحیّه فردی، در باب هستی و نیستی، به اندیشیدن پرداخته‌اند و گاه بر حسب شرایط اجتماعی سیاسی، اشعاری را سروده‌اند که به نوعی در ارتباط با مکتب اگزیستانسیالیسم است. در این مقاله ضمن تبیین مولّفه‌های اگزیستانسیالیسم و آوردن نمونه اشعاری از شاعران معاصر و تحلیل آنها‌، رگه هایی از اندیشه‌های این مکتب را در اشعار این شاعران مورد بررسی قرارداده ایم. این پژوهش به شیوۀ توصیفی-تحلیلی درصدد یافتن پاسخ این سوال است که آیا اندیشه های اگزیستانسیالیستی در شعر شاعران معاصر وجود دارد؟ یافته های پژوهش نشان می دهد که شاعران معاصر، گرچه فیلسوف نیستند و یا صرفاً قصد بیان اندیشه‌های فلسفی را نداشته اند اما با توجّه به ذهن متفکّر و وضعیّت اجتماع خود، به سرودن اشعاری پرداخته اند که به نوعی در ارتباط با  مولفه های مکتب اگزیستانسیالیسم است.

Study of Existentialist Notions in Modern Poetry

IntroductionOne of the most important philosophical schools which has an important role in the emergence of literary and artistic works is existentialism.  The philosophers of this school of thought are Sartre, Camus, Heidegger and Nietzsche, the creators of many literary works with philosophical themes. Iranian contemporary modern poets express these philosophers’ thought patterns, specifically Sartre, in their poems. With this in mind, it is impossible to understand their poems and personalities without considering components of existentialism. The basis of this school is thinking about human beings and existence, freedom and choice, as well as responsibility and social commitment. Persian modern poets have deliberately pondered on existence and inexistence based on their individual characteristics, time to time. They also casually wrote some poems based on the sociopolitical situation which are to some extent derived from existentialism. 2. Research methodologyThis study hired a library research method in which the components of existentialism were expressed and different examples of poems by Persian contemporary poets were selected and analyzed. Threads of existential thoughts were analyzed in poems of Esmaeel Khoyee, Siavosh Kasraee, Esmaeel Shahrody, Hamid Mosaddegh and Nader Naderpour. DiscussionThere are different notions prevailing about the etymology of existentialism; however, the most suitable and reliable one is that the Latin verbs existo and existere mean step forth, arise, become. Terminologically, the philosophy of humanism and Phenomenology (against extro) is only attributed to the creatures aware of special reality who can deliver their awareness to other aware creatures; this awareness is valid for the recognition of the subject. In other words, existence is applied to the special existence of human beings and is considered against essence. Existentialism is a philosophical school of thought expressing the idea that human existence is prioritized over the essence. In existentialism, in fact, the material existence of human being precedes its essence in a way that after the existence of the substance and his or her materialistic aspects, he or she can determine his or her faith himself or herself. It was in the 60s and 70s when existentialism gained popularity in Iran. The related books were translated and Ahmad Fardid started teaching this philosophical school of thought at university.  In the meantime, some of Sartre books were translated and some article were written in this regard. Many writers and poets got acquainted with the definition of existentialism. In the study of contemporary poems, the themes of which were romantic, sociomystical, political, epic, we encountered notions which expressed special philosophy in the poems of this era. Sometimes, the poets in this period were tired of social issues and strove to change the political system and social values and feel responsible for the world and whatever was in it. In this way and situation, contemporary poems were influenced by the philosophy of existence and essence. conclusion  The relationship between philosophy and literature is unbreakable in a way that even existentialist philosophers found literary works as a vehicle to express their philosophical notions.  Therefore, this school of thought is known as a philosophicalliterary school. Sartre is one of the biggest philosophers of this school in which his notions developed under the name of existentialism. Among temporary poems’ themes is philosophical thoughts especially notions, compatible with existentialistic ideas. There are different reasons for the emergence of existentialistic ideas in our contemporary literature. It is either probable that a poet deliberately addressed this subject thinking about God, the creator, the world, human beings, time, faith and death, or the poet may subconsciously think about these subjects and started writing poems with philosophical themes which can engage any thoughtful thinker’s mind.  On the one hand, since existentialism is philosophy of existence which values human beings and their personality development and the creation of events of by themselves, it is a human being who creates his or her own existence. In this regard, freedom, choice and responsibility become valuable in the poet’s mind; this freedom and choice is accompanied with anguish and stress.  On the other hand, human beings should be committed to the society and should proceed to change their own faith and history. Thinking about time which brings about a kind of thinking about death is vividly seen in contemporary poets’ works. 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