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IP Addressing
IP Addressing
A system where each address in the network is uniquely identified and assigned a specific IP address, enabling devices to communicate over the network.
IP Address Range
IP Address Range
A range of IP addresses allocated to a network or organization, which allows for efficient address management and prevents IP address collisions.
Private IP Address
Private IP Address
A specific IP address reserved for communication between devices on the same local network, often used for internal services and communication.
Public IP Address
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TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
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Study Notes
Book Title and Author
- A book titled "A Stylistic Survey of Persian Poetry" by Dr. Sirous Shamissa
- Second edition, 4th printing
- Published by Mitra Publishing
Table of Contents
- Preface to the second edition
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Periods of Persian poetry
- A brief overview of pre-Islamic Persian poetry
- Footnotes
- Exercises
- Chapter 2: Khorasanic Style
- The Tahirid & Saffarid Period
- Characteristics of this Period's Style
- The Samanid Period
- Characteristics of this Period's Style
- The Ghaznavid Period
- Characteristics of this Period's Style
- The Emergence of the Seljuks in the 4th Century of the Fifth Hijri
- Differences in Dialects
- Poets of this Period
- Chapter 3: 6th-Century Persian Poetry
- Reasons for the Change in Khorasanic Style
- Three Schools of Poetry in the 6th Century
- Khorasan & Iraq
- Continuing the Khorasanic Style in the 6th Century
- Intermediate style or style of the Seljuk period
- Comparison of poems by Manuchehri and Masud Sa'd Salman
- Explanations of some literary devices
- Chapter 4: The Iraqi Style
- The Mongol Invasion and its Consequences
- The Rise of Sufism
- The Popularity of Ghazal
- Origin of Ghazal
- Sana'i
- Khaqani
- Nezami
- Anwari
- Chapter 5: Intermediate Style of the Iraqi and the Indian Styles
- Fighani
- Wasiqat
- W. Bafaqqi
- Chapter 6: The Indian Style
- Overview of the factors contributing to the emergence of the Indian style
- Characteristics of the Indian style verse structure
- Fore-couplet and prominent couplet
- Chapter 7: The Return Period
- Contributing Factors to the Return Movement
- Reactionary style and imitation
- Chapter 8: Modern Persian Poetry
- The Populization of Literature
- Criticism of the Old Ideas of the Return Movement
- The Pahlavi Period
- The Modernist movement
- Three Styles of Modern Poetry
- Comparison of Modern and Traditional poetry characteristics
- Chapter 9: Further Notes on the Stylistic Analysis of Poetry
- Period and Individual Styles
- Study of Style through Literary Types
- Comparison of Literary Units
- Descriptive Poetry
- Direct vs. Indirect Poetry, Prose-Poetry, and Poetic Prose
- Appendices
- Instruction Manual
- Glossary
- Index
- Bibliography
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