a comparative study of rumi short stories

The main themes in Rumi short stories often include love, spirituality, and the search for self - knowledge. Love in Rumi's stories can be both earthly and divine, representing a connection to something greater. Spirituality is a strong thread, guiding characters in their quests. Self - knowledge is also crucial as characters strive to understand their true nature within the context of the story's universe.

The main similarity might be the underlying themes of love and spirituality. But differences could lie in the narrative styles and character development.

Rumi's stories influence modern literature by providing unique perspectives on love and spirituality. His deep and profound ideas have inspired modern authors to explore similar themes in their works.

Well, in the original Cinderella story, Cinderella is depicted as a kind - hearted and patient princess. Despite being mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, she remains gentle. Snow White from the original story is extremely beautiful, with skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood and hair as black as ebony. She is also very naive which leads her to be deceived by the evil queen.

The development stages of the comparison literature can be divided into three periods from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century: 1 Early Comparatively Literature (Late 19th century to early 20th century) The main goal of this period was to explore the differences and similarities between different cultures. The famous pioneer of comparison literature was France. They revealed the complexity and variety of human society by comparing the society, history, art, and lifestyle of different cultures. 2. Mid-20th Century to Early 21st Century In this period, the comparison literature paid more attention to the commonality and connection between cultures. For example, human feelings, desires, and values. At the same time, there were also some important theories such as cultural comparison theory and cultural multiculturalism. 3 Late period of literature (early 21st century to present) The later stage of the literature emphasized on cross-cultural communication and integration, emphasizing mutual understanding and respect between different cultures. The representatives of this period were Chandelier and Camus of France.