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BIOGRAPHY EDUCATION ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT MEMBERSHIP in SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS Peer Review BIOGRAPHY Name: Hassan Zolfaghari Date of Birth:1966 Place of Birth: Damghan Marital status: Married Address: Unit 11, No. 34, Tooraj Alley, Vali-E-Asr Ave., Tehran, Iran Postal code: 1966645735 Fax: +98 21 8028236 Email: [email protected] EDUCATION PhD: University of Tehran, Persian language and literature, (1996) M.A: Research Center of Humanities, Persian language and literature (Research and Education), (1991) B.A: Imam Khomeini International University of Qazvin, Persian Language and Literature (Teaching), (1989) ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT 1. Teaching Persian Language and Literature in Damghan (1989 - 1991) 2. Research and Planning of Educational Textbooks Organization, Ministry of Education (1992-2004) 3. Associate Professors of Tarbiat Modarres University (Since 2004) MEMBERSHIP IN SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS 1. Director of the Persian Learning Group at Academy of Persian Language and Literature 2. Director of Persian Language and Literature Research Center, University of Tarbiat Modarres 3. Member of Research Council of the Library of Parliament until 2002 4. Member of the Scientific Committee of Literary Olympiad 5. Member of the National Foundation of Elites 6. Faculty Member of Scientific Assembly of the Persian Language and Literature Teaching (1996-Now) 7. Member of Persian language and literature of Islamic Culture and Relations Organization 8. In Collaboration with the Academic Literature Assessment Council (peer-reviewed) 9. Member of the Consultative Committee of Persian Language and Information Technology (Ministry of Culture) 10. Member of the Scientific Council of Persian Language and Literature Research Center, University of Tarbiat Modarres 11. Board Member of Persian Language and Literature Professors Association 12. Editorial Member of Guilan University Literature Research Journal 13. Editorial Member of Linguistic and Rhetorical Journal of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Semnan University 14. Faculty member, Encyclopedia Writer, Journalist and Senior Advisor to the Center of Great Islamic Encyclopedia 15. Founder and Board Member of the Association of Literary Criticism 16. Founder and Managing Director of the “Pooyandegan Chekad Danesh” Cultural Institute 17. Manager of the “Roshdavaran” Publications 18. Committee Member of the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Funding Group 19. Member of Persian literature Workgroup, Humanities Scholars House 20. Chief Editor of the Popular Culture and Literature Journal 21. Council Member of the Literary Assessment Council of the Intellectual Development of Children Organization Peer Review 1. Literature Research at the University of Gilan 2. Literary Studies of the Association of Farsi Language and Literature Professors 3. Research Literature of the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences of “Jahad Daneshgahi” 4. Gohar-E-Gooya, Association for the Promotion of Persian Language and Literature and Educational Innovations, Research Institute of Education 5. Boostan-E-Adab, Shiraz University 6. Journal of Faculty of Humanities, University of Tehran 7. Quarterly Journal of Humanities University of Tarbiat Modares University 8. Literary Studies Quarterly, Persian Language Center, Tarbiat Modares University 9. Human Sciences Institute of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad 10. Comparative Literature Quarterly, Faculty of Humanities, Tarbiat Modares University 11. National Studies Quarterly 12. Journal of Linguistics and Rhetorical Studies of the Faculty of Humanities, Semnan University 13. Journal of Humanities Research Institute 14. Language and Literature, The Journal of the Faculty of Humanities at Allameh Tabataba'i University 15. Journal of Literary techniques, Isfahan University Research Interests Popular literature Fiction Persian Language Learning Publications A. Research Papers 1. Maroof Karkhi, Journal of Faculty of Literature & Humanities, University of Kerman, No. 19, Spring 2006 2. Haft Peikar Nezami and its analogies, Journal of Humanities Faculty, University of Tarbiat Moalem, 14, No 52- 53, Spring and Summer 2006 3. Reflection in Mathnavi Jamal and Jalal, Journal of Faculty of Social Sciences and Human Sciences, University of Shiraz, Volume 25, Issue 3, Autumn 2006, Serie: 10-125-140 4. A story and four narratives. A Comparison of the Story of Bahram Gour in the Hunt in Four Poems, Literary Research, Year 4, No. 14, Winter 2006, pp. 31-52. 5. Chahaneh, Journal of the Faculty of Literature and Human Sciences, Al-Zahra University- 16th and 17th centuries, 61-62, Winter 2006, Spring 2007- P. 129-157. 6. Reflection of Quran in Persian Proverbs, Journal of Iranian Association of Language and Arabic Literature, Year 3, Issue 5, Spring and Summer 2006, p. 109 - 137. 7. The Essentials of the Story of Bahram and Golandam, Kavosh Nameh, 8, 15, Autumn and Winter 2007, 89, p. 89-113 8. Classification of Persian Proverbs, Journal of Faculty of Literatures & Humanities, University of Tehran, Volume 59, Issue 187, Spring 2008, p. 181-213. 9. Structure of Golestan Stories, Journal of Faculty of Literatures & Humanities, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, No. 1, Year 40, Spring 2007, Series 156, pp. 125-140 10. Queen Sun and Bonares Beloved, Shahid Beheshti University Research Journal, Vol. 54, Summer 2007, 255-278 11. Investigation of the structure of the transmission of proverbs, literary research; 15, No. 15, Spring 2007, pp. 31- 52 12. Moses and Shepherd, Literary Research; Year 4, No. 17 Winter 2007, pp. 31-52 13. National and Religious Identity in Persian Proverbs, National Iranian Studies, Vol. 8, No. 2, Summer 2007, No. 30, 27-53. 14. Indigenous typology of Iranian poetry, literary scholarship. Journal of Faculty of Humanities Literature, Gilan University, Third Year, No. 7-8, Summer 2007, pp. 143-171. 15. Differences Metonymy with the Proverbs, two quarters of Farsi language and literature research, spring, summer 2008 (10), 109-133 16. Aesthetics of Saadi's Prose, Journal of the Academy, Volume 10, Number 37, Spring 2008, p. 50-71. 17. Non-standard patterns in the language of the press, Quarterly national studies, vol. 9, p. 1, 2008, p. 3-27. 18. The Current Situation of Persian Language and Literature and its Methods of Strengthening, National Iranian Studies Quarterly, 2010, No. 30, 47-75 19. Comparison of four narratives of Leili and Majnoun Nezami, Amir Khosro, Jami and Maktabi, Journal of Faculty of Literature and Humanities of Isfahan University, Year 45, New Volume No. 1, Spring 2009, p. 59-82. 20. Violence Against Women in Dolatabadi's Works, Women's Research, Volume 7, Issue 1, Spring 2009, p. 67-87. 21. Classification of Traditional Persian Saga, Literary Findings of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Volume 42, Issue 3, Autumn 2009, pp. 23-45. 22. Narrative Theories of Yousef and Zoleikha, Kavosh-e-letter, Volume 1, Issue 19, Autumn 2009, p. 37-69. 23. Reflection of the story of Mahmoud and Ayaz in Persian Literature, Gnostic Literature, University of Sistan and Baluchestan, 7, No 12, Spring and Summer 2009, pp. 53-77. 24. The study of Persian proverbs in lexical and syntactic terms, literary techniques, first year, No. 1, fall 2009, pp. 56-80. 25. Morphology of the myth of Golbaye Bekavoli, Literary Techniques, First Year, No. 2, Spring 2010, p. 49-62. 26. Aesthetics of Persian Proverbs, Bostan-e-Adab, Second Year, No. 2, Summer 2010, p. 52-82. 27. Comparison of the seven narrations of Vameq and Azra, Journal of Faculty of Literature and Humanities of Kerman University, No. 26, Series 23, Winter 2010, pp. 136-164. 28. Mythical Capacity of Darab Nameh, Literary Research, Year 7, No. 28, Summer 2010, pp. 165-190 29. Study of Social and Adaptive Sufi Aspects of Persian Proverbs, Journal of Anthropology (Anthropology Letters), 2008, No. 13, Autumn and Winter 2010, pp. 30-56. 30. The Structure of Hamzameh's Essays, Literary Review, Third Year, 11-11 November, 2010, pp. 205-233 31. Study of Cinematic and Literary Structure of Animation of Malek Khorshid, Children's Literature Studies, Year 2, No. 1, Spring-Summer 2011, p. 115-145 32. Mice and Cats (Reports of Rats and Cats in Persian Literature), Child Literature Studies, Third Year, No. 1, Spring and Summer 2011, p. 115-145. 33. The Story of Nooshafarin Nameh, Literary Findings of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Volume 44, Issue 2, Summer 2011, p. 81-92 34. The use of proverbs in the poetry of poets of Iran, Gohar Goya (No. 21, 6, Spring 2012) p. 95-122 35. Pedophilia and Anthropology, Literary Techniques, Year 4, Issue 1, (Solo 6), Spring and Summer 2012, pp. 109- 132. 36. Realism in the style of Western and Persian fiction writers, adaptive language and literature researches, Volume 3, Issue 3, Autumn (2011) 37. The classification of romantic poems, Shahid Beheshti University's History History Journal, 71/3, Autumn and Winter 2012, pp. 77-91. 38. Basic vocabulary and vocabulary of the child in Persian language, Quarterly Journal of Educational Innovations, Summer 2012, p. 159 to 174. 39. Computer games based on Iranian folk tales (with the story of the Killer Hero story). Literature studies of the child, Volume 4, Issue 2, Winter 2013, Page 105-126 40. Textology by Bahar Danesh, Phd dissertation of Persian Literature, Volume 5, Summer 2013, pp. 67-86. 41. The Ethnological Aspects of the Story of Scripture, Literature and Literature, Journal of the Faculty of Humanities of the Faculty of Humanities, University of Guilan, vol. 7, No. 23, Summer 2013, pp. 35-65. 42. Traditional treatment for Iranian people, traditional medicine of Islam and Iran, Summer 2013, year 4, p. 2, pp. 138-160 43. The Prophets in Folklore, Journal of Language and Literature, University of Tehran, 3rd, 2nd, Fall & Winter 2013, pp. 77-95 44. Names of Folk Stories, Kavosh Nameh, 29, Fall and Winter 2014, pp. 45-88 45. Shahed Sadegh, Shahid Beheshti University's History History Literature, Vol. 74/3, Fall & Winter 2014, pp. 77- 95 46. Textbook of the book of Al-Nassa's Concepts, Literary Journal of Journalism B. REVIEW ARTICLES 1. Being a burden on honesty divine, Keyhane Andishe, No. 23, 1997 2. Tape Hesar Damghan, Roshde Javan, 1989 3. Salaye Majara, Keyhane andishe , No. 27 (December), 1989, p.
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