THE INFLUENCE OF EASTERN CLASSICAL POETRY ON WESTERN POETS
Abstract
Literature serves as a mirror reflecting the cultural, social, and philosophical contexts of its time. Western and eastern literature has impacted each other in all era. While Western poetry has its own distinct heritage, it has also been significantly influenced by Eastern classical poetry. The interplay between Eastern and Western literary traditions has been a significant area of exploration in comparative literature. This article examines how Eastern classical poetry has influenced notable Western poets, specifically Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Alexander Pushkin, and Lord Byron. By analyzing their works, we can uncover the profound impact of Eastern themes, forms, and philosophies on Western literary expressions.
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