The literature of Migration (On the Contents of Migration Poetry of Persian Poets of Transoxania in the Twentieth Century)

Transoxania, one of the greatest and most glorious regions of Iran, and the Islamic World in general, has passed through many good and bitter experiences during its history. Among the common issues of literature of Iran and this region as the cultural motherland of the Iranian world is the fairly similar fate of its poets and writers in the face of cultural, political, and social changes and instabilities and geographical displacements which often took place in some periods of the region's history.
Migration poetry and migration poets' narratives are some of these common issues. Having a look at the history of migration poetry in Transoxania in Mogul period, this paper with content analysis (qualitative) is the first attempt to explore and investigate the intellectual elements of this inheritance in the poetry of Transoxania poets who migrated abroad in the twentieth century and Uzbek migrant poets in the last two decades of the twentieth century, with an emphasis on their careful attention to Persian language and Iranian culture as the shared identity of Persian-speakers all over the world. This paper consists of two parts:
1-      Migration poetry during Russia's domination and prevalence of communism
2-      Migration poetry during independence period (since 1991)