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The Dual Vision: Reality and Transcendence in Saul Bellow’s Fiction, PhD Dissertation. Paradise Sought: Adamic Imagery in Selected Novels by Saul Bellow and Kurt Vonegut, PhD Dissertation. In The New Iranian Cinema: Politics, Representation and Identity, ed. Robert Stam and Alessandra Raengo, 81-91. In A Companion to Literature and Film, ed. Adaptation and Mis-adaptations: Film, Literature, and Social Discourses. Greenwich, Connecticut: Fawcett Publication.Ĭasetti, F. The present paper focuses on the ways Mehrjui manages to achieve this aim, with the objective of offering insight into the political and cultural atmosphere of the modernized and post-revolutionary Iran.īellow, S. In this film Mehrjoui tries to portray an Iranian intellectual in a situation similar to that of Herzog, rendering through this character the complex socio-political and cultural situation of post-revolutionary Iran. Its director, Dariyush Mehrjoui (1940-) is a well-known Iranian filmmaker who has been regarded as a master of adaptation in Iran.
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The Iranian film Hamoun (1989) is a free adaptation of this novel.
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The novel centers on a middle-aged college professor who is entangled in a traumatic situation and undergoes a severe identity crisis.
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His sixth novel, Herzog (1964), has been regarded as a classic by many critics. His works address the disordering nature of modern civilization, and the ability of humans to find their way in this disorder and achieve greatness and/or awareness. Regarded as one of the twentieth century’s most eminent authors, Saul Bellow (1915 – 2005) has had a huge influence on other artists. PhD Candidate -English Literature Department of Foreign Languages and Linguistics College of Literature and Humanities Shiraz University Shiraz, Islamic Republic of IranĪssociate Professor of Comparative Literature College of Literature & Humanities Shiraz University Shiraz IranĪdaptation, Intercultural Adaptation, Iran, Herzog, Mehrjui, Bellow, Hamoun Abstract