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Influence and Diffusion of Persian-Tajik Literature in the Countries of Asia and the Middle East

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Murodi Nizomiddin

Abstract

The article dwells on the studies dealing with the influence and diffusion of the Persian-Tajik literature in the countries of  Asia and  the Middle East. In the  process of its development the Persian language and literature not only left a big  herritage to future generations, but  played a  considerable role in the development of science and culture of all peoples of the world either.

One can say beyong doubts that just due to the prevalence of humanistic ideas of our classics they were studied deeply in the countries of both Europe and Middle Asia since long  times. The ideology of  Russian, English, French, Indian, Pakistani, Turkish and Arabian men-of-letters might  have been swayed over with the colourful world of the Tajik-Persian literature. In the conrse of durable years this  phenomenon made an  impact upon literary relations of poets and writers of various peoples that promoted a rapprochement of cultures and civilizations of nations.

Keywords

Persian-Tajik language and literature, Middle Asia, Russian literature, the West, Uzbek literature

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Publication date

Friday, 14 August 2015